Comparative study of reproductive and estrus characteristics of sexed and conventional semen in crossbred cows under field conditions
Akshay Sharma,
Pankaj Sood,
Pravesh Kumar
et al.
Abstract:Background and Aim: Sexed semen (SS), a reproductive biotechnology tool, can alter the sex ratio of offspring in bovines. This study elucidates a comparative analysis of estrus-related parameters influencing conception rate and pregnancy losses under field conditions between conventional and SS.
Materials and Methods: In the present study, artificial insemination with (SS; n = 143) and conventional semen (CS; n = 143) was performed at spontaneous estrus, i.e., 16–18 h after the onset of estrus signs, to anal… Show more
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