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MGA®- Select
Maximizes total pregnancy rate
Jump starts many anestrous cows
Eliminates most early heats
Strongly recommended for 2-yr-olds and other high risk cows
If heat detection is not available, time A.I. & inject GnRH 72 hr. after PGF
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| All three of the systems below are based on the same 2-shot protocol, using GnRH and PGF 7 days apart. You as a producer must balance your desire for high pregnancy rates against your ability to provide the quantity and quality of labor necessary for heat detection. Cows bred off of detected heats will typically have higher conception rates than those that are fixed-time inseminated. |
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Select Synch
Simple and easy to administer
Induces some anestrous cows
Relatively low cost
Option 1--breed only those detected
Option 2--pregnancy rates optimized with short detection period followed by mass mating
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Short-Term MGA®- Select
No Early Heats
Induces cyclicity
Short-term treatment
Minimal heat detection required
Excellent choice for late-calvers
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Co-Synch
Allows for fixed-time breeding
No heat detection needed
Most labor and time efficient
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MGA-PGF
Proven system for heifers
Jump starts many heifers
High response rate
Excellent conception rates
Tight synchrony of estrus
Time A.I. at 72 hr. after PGF if heat detection is not an option
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| Information provided by Select Sires |
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| Heat detect and inseminate by estrus observation every day. (Expect 5% of females in heat per day.) If you only observe heats and breed after day day 6 (post-injection), expect to detect only about 65-75% of the cycling females in heat.
Advantages: Easy management. Low overhead cost. Works for cows and heifers
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