Use Of Artificial Insemination For N.Z. Dairy Herds?
The organisation by the herd-re-cording department of the Dairy Board of the first two commercial artificial insemination groups is announced in the annual report of the Department of Agriculture. A Waikato group consists of 15 herds with 720 cows and a Taranaki group 15 herds with 600 cows. The cows were mainly grades, though a number of pedigrees were included. At Ruakura Animal Research Station the normal experimental grade group and the pedigree group were carried on.
| A summary of artificial inseminai tion work of the past seven years states that it has become abundantly clear that the provision of a service to commercial dairy farmers on any adequate scale is not only extremely difficult but hardly practicable with old proven bulls. On the other hand, the extension of to pedigree -cattle on a national basis now seems both technically and practicably possible.
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Bay of Plenty Beacon, Volume 15, Issue 19, 7 August 1950, Page 4
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151Use Of Artificial Insemination For N.Z. Dairy Herds? Bay of Plenty Beacon, Volume 15, Issue 19, 7 August 1950, Page 4
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