ESTROTECT™ unveils new, industry-shifting Breeding Indicator for dairy and beef Producers
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Contact: Kayla Jentz, Filament kjentz@filamentag.com, (608) 720-1779 Images for download: https://bit.ly/2ItqFBg Redesigned ESTROTECT™ Breeding Indicator features patent pending Breeding Bullseye that indicates when cows are ready to breed, helps confirm pregnancies and signals timing for AI protocols.…
Evaluation of a modified GnRH-based timed-AI protocol associated with estrus detection in beef heifers inseminated with sex-selected or conventional semen
The main objective was to compare pregnancy per AI (P/AI) between sex-selected and conventional semen in cyclic beef heifers subjected to a 5-day Co-synch plus CIDR protocol and evaluated the usefulness of an estrus detection (ED) aid to identify heifers…
ESTROTECT Honors the Life of Stan Lock, an AI Industry Pioneer
Sunday morning the AI Industry lost a real pioneer. Stan Lock was a real cowman that understood the science and practical aspects of breeding cattle by artificial insemination. Stan will be missed but his work will go on through his disciples.
Determine Estrous Response with ESTROTECT to Optimize Artificial Insemination Costs
If you want to target AI expenses where they will have the most impact, consider monitoring estrous response prior to fixed-time AI with proven rub-off heat detection patches from ESTROTECT.
Synchronization Protocols Create Successful Herds
ESTROTECT Ambassadors for Select Sires and ABS Global share their experience using ESTROTECT Heat Detectors with great success in synchronized AI Protocols.
Strategies For Calving 85% of Your Herd in 30 Days
We all have different reproduction management approaches, but getting calves delivered early is always a good thing!
Influence of Modified Live Vaccines on Reproductive Performance in Beef Cattle
Infectious diseases affecting reproduction can create losses all throughout the reproductive cycle, and vaccine programs should be specifically designed based on the needs of your operation to avoid outbreak.
What is your major reproduction bottleneck? (Hoard’s Dairyman, January 10, 2017)
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