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Articles Tagged with ''beef A.I. (artificial insemination)''

Herding cattle

‘It gets in your blood …’ Anderson family operation turns A.I. competition into a key herd tool

January 25, 2021
Mayzie Purviance

Stewardship is a word often associated with the agricultural industry. From farming operations in the South to the heavily grazed ranching land in the North, stewardship is the focal point of many operations across the country.


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The Christensen family

Faith, family and fresh air at Rock Solid Gelbvieh

December 24, 2020
Mayzie Purviance

Fresh air: It’s something we all long for – fresh air in a fall fog, in the winter blizzards, in the springtime showers and in the summer wildfire season.


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Cattle with a feeding system

Technology application throughout the beef life cycle

October 23, 2020
Taylor Grussing

Smartphones, watches and cars are all devices in our daily lives that are driven by evolving technology.


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Cow calf pair

Protocols, people and facilities lead to A.I. success

August 25, 2020
Sarah Thorson

Artificial insemination (A.I.) is an investment in the future of your herd.


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Utilizing estrous synchronization

March 24, 2020
Erika Lundy-Woolfolk
In February, I discussed the benefits of maintaining a controlled calving season to produce an older, heavier and more uniform calf crop, reduce the risk of disease spreading among calves, simplify cow herd vaccination schedules and nutritional programs, and streamline more scheduled labor needs.
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Southeast: Steps to successful reproductive management

February 25, 2020
Matthew Burns
Reproduction is a critical aspect of any species’s life cycle and plays a major role in food animal production. Since the implementation of artificial insemination (A.I.) in the beef cattle industry, researchers have strived to improve the efficiency and utilization of this reproductive practice.
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Use caution when handling frozen semen

February 25, 2020
K. Scott Jensen
Success rates with artificial insemination (A.I.) are affected by many different things. Condition of the cattle, plane of nutrition, number of days postpartum for lactating cows, heat detection, semen handling and technician skill level are all important factors.
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Cattle in pasture

Fescue toxicosis and its effect on reproductive success

February 25, 2020
Daniel H. Poole
Kentucky 31 (KY 31) tall fescue is a cool-season perennial forage heavily utilized by cow-calf producers in the Southeast to Midwest.
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Checking cows

Sexed semen for the beef industry

February 25, 2020
Heather Smith Thomas
One of the newer developments with A.I. in beef cattle is availability of sexed semen. Gender selection has been utilized for two decades in the dairy industry, and the number of beef bulls with sorted semen available from A.I. studs has increased during the past 10 years.
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Students at breeding school

Easing into artificial insemination

February 24, 2020
George A. Perry
Artificial insemination (A.I.) is a great way to advance herd genetics. You can access bulls offering superior traits to what a herd sire might offer and gain the ability to sire more uniform calves.
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