Artificial Insemination of Cattle with a 'Henryetta'

This is how we use a Henryetta model to train vets and farmers to perform artificial insemination of heifers.
You can find out more about our AI courses for cows and sheep on our website.
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[@jimbomax7426]

If the semen was delivered at mid cervix because of difficulty to through the body uterus, how many percentage that the cow might be pregnant?

[@mendipvets]

Thank you Jimbo, this is not an ideal situation. So, the simple answer is, if there are genuine difficulties to go completely through the cervix and were to leave the semen mid-cervix, the percentage of pregnancies will be higher than not inserting it at all.