Cattle producers often associate estrous synchronization with artificial insemination. Many do not associate the practices and economic benefits of synchronization with natural service breeding programs.
Estrous synchronization with natural service offers many benefits
Estrous synchronization improves uniformity of the calf crop by increasing the percentage of calves born within a shorter timeframe.
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