IVF A New Step In Livestock
IVF technique (In Vitro Fertilization – in vitro fertilization)
In vitro fertilization (IVF), a fertilization process when an egg is combined with sperm in a test tube, is playing an important role in modern livestock farming, bringing many benefits and significant advances.
New advances in the field of IVF (In Vitro Fertilization) in livestock are bringing significant improvements and opening up many prospects in the production and conservation of livestock breeds.
Advanced IVF: Advances in fertilization and embryo isolation methods have reduced costs and increased success rates of the IVF process in livestock farming.
Embryo Culture Improvement: Uses more precise environmental conditions to culture embryos throughout the development process, from collection to implantation.
Application of stem cells in livestock: Using stem cells to research and improve the reproduction and health of livestock breeds.
Genetic Enhancement: Applying genetic techniques to improve important genetic characteristics such as disease resistance, fertility and product quality.
Developing environmental protection methods in animal husbandry: Green and sustainable technologies to minimize negative impacts on the environment from animal husbandry activities.
Better manage diseases and promote animal health: Use new technologies to monitor and prevent diseases on livestock farms.
These advances not only improve production efficiency and livestock breed quality, but also bring great benefits to environmental protection and animal health as well as providing good breeds.
