While sex-sorted semen may be a little more expensive than conventional semen, the well-known resulting improvements in welfare and profitability outweigh this extra cost, says vet Tom Clarke of Synergy...
While sex-sorted semen may be a little more expensive than conventional semen, the well-known resulting improvements in welfare and profitability outweigh this extra cost, says vet Tom Clarke of Synergy...
As the company unites its businesses, chief executive Richard Rankin about the future of the H+H
From day one, Hamish and Margaret Sclater had a clear ambition to breed the best Aberdeen-Angus herd they could, one which was functional in the field and successful in the show ring
AI for the Eye, is an early-stage project developed by founder, Michaela Thorne at the University of Edinburgh