Embryo Flushing
We provide conventional embryo flushing services both on-farm and at our in-house facilities. We are committed to working with you, your surrogates and donor animals to establish a specialized protocol that caters to your farm goals.
Donor Housing
For your convenience, Enkeruss Livestock Genetics offers excellent care for your donor in our donor herd facility. Use of this facility allows our doctors and breeding technicians to closely monitor the oestrous cycle and develop an optimal individual flush protocol for each donor animal. This can be beneficial for donors that have a history of silent heats, irregular cycling, or poor flush results. This can also be convenient for clients who are unable to follow the flush protocol on farm due to lack of enough technology, technical abilities or busy schedules.
Mobile Livestock Genetics Laboratory
Enkeruss Livestock Genetics, operates a nationwide mobile laboratory and livestock breeding management consultation service. With its mobile laboratory can collect and freeze your bull’s or ram’s semen, embryo flushing and embryo transfer on your own farm, eliminating the inconvenience, expense and risk of hauling your animals to a stationary facility.
Artificial Insemination
Breeding Intelligence perform Artificial Insemination (AI) at out facilities or at client’s farm – The semen collected from the bull or ram can be used either the same day or at a later time, even in a different location. Supply of AI equipment and drugs for Oestrus synchronisation.
Ram & Bull Semen collection and sales
Semen collection from bulls using an Artificial Cow/Ewe Reproductive Organs (ARO). Exporting Ram and Bull semen, conventional and sexed semen.
Embryo and Semen Sales
Embryo Transfer encompasses multiple injections of hormone to stimulate and multiply the ovulations in the cow or ewe that you want to get the embryos from. Then donor cow or ewe is inseminated at normal time but 12 hours apart and 3-4 times. Seven (7) days later the rinsing out of the uterus to extract the embryos and ova (unfertilised, fertilised or degenerate). Embryos are stored for future use on farms or export