The Genetic Improvement Plan in Paraguay is making significant progress, particularly among over 15 herds that have invested in texel genetics from the United Kingdom. The plan involves the insemination and transfer of embryos from the imported straws, with the recent import of 400 doses from the UK for genetic improvement. This initiative is expected to increase the value of the meat sector both domestically and internationally, including potential future exports of genetic material. The insemination process has already begun, and the next step is pregnancy certification, with the expectation of newborns in five months. This advancement is seen as a major progress for the national sheep farming and the genetic improvement of the Texel breed in Paraguay.