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embryo transfer in meath

bogman_bass · 2011-10-01 16:42:05

Any body know somebody that does embryo transfer/harvesting in the Meath area. Was throwing round the idea of flushing my Parthenaise girl that went mental at calving. She's too dangerous to risk calving again but she is a quality animal and might be worth flushing her. Have whitehead and angus heifers I could use for…

01-10-2011 5:42pm

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Any body know somebody that does embryo transfer/harvesting in the Meath area.

Was throwing round the idea of flushing my Parthenaise girl that went mental at calving. She's too dangerous to risk calving again but she is a quality animal and might be worth flushing her. Have whitehead and angus heifers I could use for surrigates.

what kind of money are you talking about for the procedure?

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#2 01-10-2011 5:49pm

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i had a thread about it a short while ago and costs were discussed
http://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/showthread.php?p=73746464
cant help on whom do it for you.
I've decided to hold my hourses on it for the moment. it seems quite expensive affair.
she will still contribute her portion of the docility traits to her offspring! but hopefully with a very docile bull you may get the results you are looking for.

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#3 01-10-2011 6:56pm

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i might get her yet:rolleyes:.

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#4 01-10-2011 9:13pm

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eddie lynch in cavan is yer man. when u thinkin of flushin her? we have one lim to flush early dec time? think cost is around 200 - 250 for flush(think this includes drugs but open to correction) + 70 - 80 per egg transfered + cost of semen + syncro of recips. most important thing is nutrition of all animals involved min + vits and no drastic changes in diet. Best thing to do is contact the flush guy and quiz him to bits:cool:

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#5 01-10-2011 9:47pm

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thanks for the info lads

when I flush her will depend when she comes cycling again. shes only calved a week and a half at this stage.

leg wax if you want to take your life in your hands we might talk business:cool:
let me do some reserch on this first though

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#6 01-10-2011 10:05pm

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bogman_bass wrote: »

Parthenaise girl that went mental at calving. She's too dangerous to risk calving again

How mental are we talking about?
When she is in the calving pen would she be hopping off the gates to get at you?
Or wha?:)

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