Prospects of AI technology using sexted semen in India

Sexed semen technology has transformed livestock management, especially in dairy farming, by enabling farmers to selectively breed animals of a desired sex. In India, this technology helps increase female offspring for enhanced milk production while reducing the number of unproductive male animals. The application of sexed semen not only improves herd genetics and farm profitability but also plays a crucial role in the country's growing demand for quality dairy and meat products. However, the high cost of sexed semen and lower conception rates are significant barriers to widespread adoption, especially among small and marginal farmers. The government is investing in the development of indigenous technologies, improving accessibility, and providing subsidies to encourage the use of sexed semen. While challenges remain, such as high machinery costs and lower conception rates, continuous advancements and optimized breeding practices could pave the way for more efficient and sustainable livestock farming in India.

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Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
Published
2025-05-08
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.15362724
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Reproductive Biology and Fertility
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Prospects of AI technology using sexted semen in India

Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
Reproductive Biology and Fertility
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Prospects of AI technology using sexted semen in India

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Abstract

Sexed semen technology has transformed livestock management, especially in dairy farming, by enabling farmers to selectively breed animals of a desired sex. In India, this technology helps increase female offspring for enhanced milk production while reducing the number of unproductive male animals. The application of sexed semen not only improves herd genetics and farm profitability but also plays a crucial role in the country's growing demand for quality dairy and meat products. However, the high cost of sexed semen and lower conception rates are significant barriers to widespread adoption, especially among small and marginal farmers. The government is investing in the development of indigenous technologies, improving accessibility, and providing subsidies to encourage the use of sexed semen. While challenges remain, such as high machinery costs and lower conception rates, continuous advancements and optimized breeding practices could pave the way for more efficient and sustainable livestock farming in India.

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