They promote livestock improvement in the Mixteca Poblana, Mexico

Published 2020년 11월 12일

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In Puebla, Mexico, five Artificial Insemination Centers and Livestock Services have been launched in the Mixteca Poblana region to improve genetic quality in cattle, goats, and sheep, aiming for enhanced livestock production. The initiative is backed by donations of semen and supports the planting of 250 hectares of Mavuno grass, a drought-resistant species, to address fodder shortages. This undertaking is part of a broader project that includes the sowing of 48 demonstration plots to showcase the benefits of Mavuno Pasture and the modernization of farming practices through artificial insemination and embryo transplantation, with support from local farmers, producers, and technical services.

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E-CONSULTATION PUEBLA. Operation of 5 Livestock Artificial Insemination Centers begins. PUEBLA, Puebla. In order to achieve genetic improvements in herds of cattle, goats and sheep that allow a higher yield in livestock production in the Mixteca Poblana, last weekend 5 Artificial Insemination Centers and Livestock Services began their operation in this region. Alberto Jiménez Merino, director of the Center for Agrifood and Technological Innovations (CIAT) reported that, during the first operational meeting at the center of this type installed in the municipality of Chinantla, 370 doses of semen were applied to the same number of cattle. He highlighted that to achieve the objective, the support of donations of sperm from the Umbuzeiro bull, of the Brazilian Gyr Dairy breed, from the Finca El Rosario JMA, in Arriaga Chiapas; from Genetics Santa Julia-Zago, from the state of Puebla, semen from goats of the Boer breed; and from Rancho Los Mojes, from the municipality of Tlapanalá, ...

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