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Fertility of Crossbred Dairy Cattle After Progesterone-Supplemented Co-Synch in Southwestern Ethiopia. [PDF]
In Ethiopia, the reproductive efficiency of dairy cattle utilizing artificial insemination (AI) is low, and implementing estrus and ovulation synchronization protocols could enhance the efficiency. Therefore, this study was designed to evaluate the effect of progesterone (P4) supplementation during Co‐Synch on estrus response (ER) and pregnancy per AI (
Dodicho AA, Gebeyehu ST, Kidane ZY.
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PREVALENCE, DIAGNOSTICS AND TREATMENT OF OVARIAN FOLLICULAR CYSTS IN DAIRY COWS [PDF]
Ovarian cysts are among the primary causes for poor reproduction efficiency and economic losses in dairy cattle farming. Material and metods: The studies were performed in 2015-2017 in three dairy cattle farms.In the experiment, 79 cows with follicular ...
G. Naglis
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Abstract This study aims to evaluate the effect of synchronization and different superstimulation protocols on oocyte yield before ovum‐pick up (OPU) to provide a homogeneous follicle population. Animals in all study groups except the control group applied a synchronization protocol including modified ovsynch+progesterone and dominant follicle ablation
Muhammed Furkan Ciftci, Dursun Ali Dinc
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Abstract Negative energy balance (NEB) caused by restricted feed intake leads to body condition loss (BCS), increased metabolic stress and reduced fertility in dairy cows. Propylene glycol (PG) is a precursor of ruminal propionate for gluconeogenesis used to increase metabolic adaptation to the early postpartum period.
Rabia Cakircali +7 more
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We hypothesized that a faster transition (14 versus 21 days) from a fresh‐cow diet (higher forage:concentrate) to a lactation diet (lower forage:concentrate), combined by a greater glucose supply at the intestinal level during the fresh period will have a positive long‐term effect on productivity of high‐producing Holsteins.
H. Beiranvand +3 more
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Abstract The objectives of this study were to compare oestrous synchronization expression and conception rate following timed artificial insemination (TAI) with frozen–thawed X‐sexed or unsexed semen in dairy and beef cows. For this study, 227 cows (dairy, n = 130 and beef, n = 97) were assigned to a 9‐day Ovsynch + controlled intravaginal drug release
Thabang Luther Magopa +2 more
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La situación económica mundial requiere de prácticas de manejo eficaces para mejorar la rentabilidad de los establecimientos de producción de leche, especialmente, en ganadería de trópico. El objetivo es demostrar el efecto en la eficiencia reproductiva
Hugo Sánchez-Cárdenas +1 more
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The purpose of this study is to improve the fertility rate by ovulation delay caused by foot‐and‐mouth disease vaccination. We figure out that ovulation delay can be employed to improve conception rate after FMD vaccination through a modified ovulation synchronization method with 500 μg of GnRH administration.
Daehyun Kim +7 more
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Ultrasonographic patterns of different regions of uterus according to pregnancy in cows and heifers
Abstract This study aimed to detect pregnancy within the first 20 days after artificial insemination by evaluating the ultrasonographic patterns of the different regions of uterus in Holstein heifers and cows. Animals were divided into subgroups according to pregnancy on 28th day as pregnant (heifer, n: 15; cow, n: 15) and non‐pregnant (heifer, n: 15 ...
Kemal Tuna Olğaç +3 more
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EFFECT OF DOUBLE OR PRE-SYNCHRONIZATION OVSYNCH PROTOCOLS ON FOLLICULAR DYNAMICS, PROGESTERONE PROFILE AND FIRST SERVICE PREGNANCY RATE IN TIMED ARTIFICIAL INSEMINATION IN FRIESIAN COWS [PDF]
Aim of this study was to determine the effect of double-Ovsynch (DO) and pre-synchronization (PS) protocols on ovarian follicular dynamics, progesterone (P4) concentration and pregnancy rate at first postpartum AI in Friesian cows.
M. Omar, M. El-Banna, M. El-Harairy
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