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Resynchronization Of Lactating Dairy Cows At Open Pregnancy Diagnosis Based On The Presence Or Absence Of A Corpus Luteum: A Practical Approach, J. A. Sauls, J. S. Stevenson
Resynchronization Of Lactating Dairy Cows At Open Pregnancy Diagnosis Based On The Presence Or Absence Of A Corpus Luteum: A Practical Approach, J. A. Sauls, J. S. Stevenson
Kansas Agricultural Experiment Station Research Reports
Lactating Holstein cows in three herds were enrolled in a study at the time of nonpregnancy diagnosis. Cows were assigned to a resynchronization program based on ovarian structures determined by transrectal ultrasonography. Three resynchronization treatments were employed starting on the day of open diagnosis to test: (1) accuracy of ultrasound technician’s ability to identify a functional corpus luteum (CL); (2) whether an initial GnRH injection is required to start resynchronization when a CL is present at nonpregnant diagnosis (Short Synch: PGF2α— 24 hours — PGF2α— 32 hours — GnRH — 16 hours — timed artificial insemination …