AI Practices Survey:
Participate for a chance to win!
Your help is requested in learning about practices beef producers use in conjunction with AI and synchronization of estrus. Responses are sought from those that use AI for their own operation as well as those that provide AI services to others. A majority of the survey questions are simple to answer (Ex.: Have you used gender sorted semen? y/n). A few questions allow you to share what you have learned using AI. Most people should be able to complete the survey in 10 to 20 minutes.
One lucky respondent will receive 50 Estrotect Heat Detection Patches. Results of the survey will be available at www.beefrepro.info.
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Past ARSBC Events
Past proceedings are available by clicking here.
SEPTEMBER 30- OCTOBER 1, 2011
Applied Reproductive Strategies in Beef Cattle
Boise, ID
September 11-12, 2007 : Billings, Montana
Contact: John Paterson, johnp@montana.edu
October 3-4, 2006: Rapid City, South Dakota
Contact: George Perry, george.perry@sdstate.edu
August 30-31, 2006: St. Joseph, Missouri
Contact: David Patterson, pattersond@missouri.edu
November 12-13, 2005: College Station, Texas
Contact: Gary Williams, glwilliams@tamu.edu
November 1-2, 2005: Lexington, Kentucky
October 27-28, 2005: Reno, Nevada
Contact: Ron Torell, torellr@unce.unr.edu
September 1-2, 2004: North Platte, Nebraska
Contact: Rick Funston, rfunston2@unl.edu
September 5-6, 2002: Manhattan, Kansas
Contact: Sandy Johnson, sandyj@ksu.edu
Objectives of Applied Reproductive Strategies in Beef Cattle
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Improve the understanding of the physiological processes of the estrous cycle, the procedures available to synchronize estrus and ovulation and the proper application of these systems.
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Improve the understanding of methods to assess male fertility and how it affects the success of AI programs.
The Beef Reproduction Task Force; a multi-state extension activity in cooperation with the North Central Agriculture and Natural Resources Program Leaders Committee and the Cooperative State Research, Education and Extension Service. The Beef Reproduction Task Force is made up of specialists from the following universities...
Iowa State University |
Kansas State University |
University of Florida |
University of Missouri |
South Dakota State University |
University of Illinois |
University of Nebraska |
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University of Idaho |
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