Results for tag: "Swine Artificial Insemination"

Swine Artificial Insemination (AI) is a method of assisted reproduction used in the animal healthcare/veterinary industry. It is a process in which semen is collected from a boar and then artificially introduced into the reproductive tract of a sow. AI is used to improve the genetic quality of the swine population, increase the number of offspring, and reduce the cost of production. AI also helps to reduce the risk of disease transmission between animals. The swine AI market is driven by the increasing demand for pork and other pork-based products, as well as the growing awareness of animal welfare. The market is also driven by the increasing demand for high-quality swine genetics and the need for efficient and cost-effective production. Some of the major companies in the swine AI market include Genesus, Inc., Genesus Genetics, Inc., Genesus Genetics International, Inc., Genesus Genetics Europe, Inc., and Genesus Genetics Asia, Inc. Other companies in the market include Topigs Norsvin, Genesus Genetics Canada, Inc., and Genesus Genetics Australia, Inc. Show Less Read more