Reproduction is an important economic trait in beef cattle production. The average percent calf crop for the United States has been estimated between 80 to 85%. Approximately 60% of the reduction in calf crop can be attributed to fertilization failure and embryonic death. We conducted several studies to determine at what stage of the reproductive cycle losses were incurred in normal reproducing cows and heifers and in cows and heifers that failed to reproduce. In addition, we measured hormone levels in normal range cows and heifers and used techniques like embryo transfer and culture to study the development of the embryo
Reproductive failure is a major source of economic loss in the beef industry. The majority of this l...
In the first experiment, the temperature humidity index (THI) was compared with pregnancy rates (PR)...
Two experiments were conducted to examine the effects of patterns of follicular development on ferti...
Reproduction is an important economic trait in beef cattle production. The average percent calf crop...
Embryonic loss may represent the single greatest economic loss for cow/calf producers. With 40,000,0...
Embryonic loss may represent the single greatest economic loss for cow/calf producers. With 40,000,0...
Embryo transfer techniques have been utilized to increase the number of desirable animals (e.g., exo...
Embryo transfer techniques have been utilized to increase the number of desirable animals (e.g., exo...
The pregnancy rate resulting from matings at a single oestrus in beef cattle averages 70% for natura...
Reproduction is economically important to the beef producer. The objective of this study was to dete...
In April, 1996, 1501 yearling crossbred heifers located on seven different ranches were estrus-synch...
The pregnancy rate resulting from matings at a single oestrus in beef cattle averages 70% for natura...
About 60% of the nutrient requirements for beef production in the U.S. are for maintenance of the br...
Reproductive inefficiency is a critical barrier maximizing profitability and sustainability of cattl...
Reproductive failure is consistently a top reason for culling beef cows from the herd. Culling young...
Reproductive failure is a major source of economic loss in the beef industry. The majority of this l...
In the first experiment, the temperature humidity index (THI) was compared with pregnancy rates (PR)...
Two experiments were conducted to examine the effects of patterns of follicular development on ferti...
Reproduction is an important economic trait in beef cattle production. The average percent calf crop...
Embryonic loss may represent the single greatest economic loss for cow/calf producers. With 40,000,0...
Embryonic loss may represent the single greatest economic loss for cow/calf producers. With 40,000,0...
Embryo transfer techniques have been utilized to increase the number of desirable animals (e.g., exo...
Embryo transfer techniques have been utilized to increase the number of desirable animals (e.g., exo...
The pregnancy rate resulting from matings at a single oestrus in beef cattle averages 70% for natura...
Reproduction is economically important to the beef producer. The objective of this study was to dete...
In April, 1996, 1501 yearling crossbred heifers located on seven different ranches were estrus-synch...
The pregnancy rate resulting from matings at a single oestrus in beef cattle averages 70% for natura...
About 60% of the nutrient requirements for beef production in the U.S. are for maintenance of the br...
Reproductive inefficiency is a critical barrier maximizing profitability and sustainability of cattl...
Reproductive failure is consistently a top reason for culling beef cows from the herd. Culling young...
Reproductive failure is a major source of economic loss in the beef industry. The majority of this l...
In the first experiment, the temperature humidity index (THI) was compared with pregnancy rates (PR)...
Two experiments were conducted to examine the effects of patterns of follicular development on ferti...