Hey! Content is protected. You can share this page via the share button 😊
Course Content
Gene Action
0/1
Hormone for male and female reproductive system
0/2
Master Principles and Practices of Animal Breeding – Notes, Case Studies & Practical Insights – with Rahul

Preparations for insemination and sanitation

  • Ensure that the cow to be bred is truly in heat. Research studies indicate between 7 and 20 percent of the cattle inseminated are not in heat.
  • Restrain the cow first and then thaw the semen. The restraint area should be familiar to the cow and free of stressful conditions. Unnecessary excitement may interfere with physiological mechanisms important to achieving a good conception rate.
  • Develop good sanitary procedures and insemination practices. It is easier to learn good habits than to break bad habits.
Home Courses + Research Blog
Scroll to Top