Uruguayan farm adopted Senepol breed genetics to improve its herds

In Uruguay, straws from the Senepol breed were used to improve rodeos of a ranch located in that country, placing Paraguay in the global spotlight for its quality genetic stock of bovine cattle, according to the Rural Association of Paraguay (ARP). "There are more and more cases in which Paraguayan genetics are being used to improve herds abroad," they pointed out, further indicating that years of improvement work have positioned us as one of the leading references in the region and the world in this matter. This occurred after the export of genetic material of the Senepol breed to the Uruguayan market, after which, a few days ago, straws from the bull Mr. Franklin were used to inseminate Uruguayan heifers, specifically from the La Palabra Ranch of the cattleman Raúl Zabala. According to the rural association, the export was possible thanks to the reference ranches of the breed (Mocho Pyta and Doña Olga) and that a few months ago, they had achieved a very important milestone for ...