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By using recipient cows to raise embryo calves, producers are able to more rapidly increase the herd’s genetic value.
Photo courtesy Kansas State UniversityMANHATTAN, Kan. — When couples have challenges conceiving, it can often lead to conversations with the doctor about in vitro fertilization. Those same technologies can enable beef producers to maximize the genetic potential of their herd, say the experts at the Kansas State University Beef Cattle Institute.
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MOUNT VERNON, Mo. — Cattle producers interested in improving the genetic progress of their herds will have a hands-on opportunity to learn art…
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