A new product that reduces animal stress could be the key to increasing artificial insemination rates in cattle. Kansas State University's Technology Development Institute, or TDI, collaborated with faculty in the College of Agriculture to design, produce and test the product.
Brush away bovine stress
From left, Kansas State University agriculture faculty members Nicholas Wege Dias and Sandy Johnson test the new cattle stress reduction tool produced by the Technology Development Institute.
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