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pay. The bulls in the artifical breeding center have already sired high producing daughters, and they’re known to be good. By the time a dairyman finds out for himself whether or not his bull is any good, he has lost three or four years.
Artificial breeding is an aid in disease control. All breeding center sires are disease-free, and every possible precaution is taken by the technician to keep from spreading disease from farm to farm.
If you’ve tried artificial insemination. and it hasn’t worked in your herd—the trouble likely can be chalked Vip to some phase of your individual farm management. It’s easy enough to correct any trouble at the bull studj or with the technician; or even with the cows, if the dairyman will call a veterinarian. But the dairyman himself must be willing to do certain things, Dr. Baldwin says. Advice is available from county agents, artificial insemination technicians, and the dairy science department at VPI. Artificial breeding will work in your dairy herd —-if you want it to, Dr. Baldwin
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