Hormone Feed Trials Promise Breeding Control in Cattle
MSU researchers report synthetic hormone compounds from Upjohn and Eli Lilly show potential to delay cattle breeding under farm conditions. Tissues from hundreds of cattle tested show no harmful effects on cows or calves, and FDA approval is pending. Technical crews would manage feeding and AI at initial and second breeding windows with bulls used to breed nonconceived cattle.
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