Peru: The first goats are born by transfer of embryos from Alpina and Murciano-Granadina breeds

Published 2023년 5월 19일

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The National Institute of Agrarian Innovation (INIA) in Peru has made a breakthrough by successfully breeding ten goats from high-quality embryos imported from Spain, creating a unique genetic nucleus. This achievement, part of the PROCAP project, aims to boost the goat farming sector by introducing the Alpina and Murciano-Granadina breeds, known for their high-value meat and milk. These breeds are expected to enhance the economic stability of small and medium-sized Peruvian farms by providing offspring that can adapt to various feeding systems and produce significant amounts of solids in milk. This initiative is set to benefit an estimated 100,000 producers nationwide, marking a significant step towards sustainable goat farming in Peru.
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The National Institute of Agrarian Innovation (INIA) has achieved for the first time in Peru the birth of ten goats of the Alpina (5) and Murciano-Granadina (5) breeds with high genetic quality, through the transfer process of embryos imported from Spain , in the city of Huaral. The birth of these offspring marks an unprecedented event since it will allow INIA-MIDAGRI to establish the starting point for the development of research that strengthens the goat genetic improvement program in favor of the producer, within the project "Improvement of the services of research and technology transfer for the sustainable management of goat farming in Peru (PROCAP). These new offspring, born at the Donoso de Huaral Agrarian Experimental Station of INIA-MIDAGRI, have the capacity to produce high-value meat and milk with high doses of solids, which will favor the producer's economy. In addition, the genetic nucleus will be strengthened. The alpine breed, originally from the Swiss Alps, is a ...

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