Artificial Insemination

Artificial Insemination (AI) is a modern reproductive technique in which semen from a high-quality bull is collected and artificially introduced into the reproductive tract of a cow without natural mating, in order to achieve pregnancy and improve the genetic traits and milk production capacity of the next generation.Currently, our cows produce 15–18 liters of milk, but with proper genetics and the use of high-quality imported semen, a significant increase in milk production is possible.

High-quality imported semen is already available, and there are plans to make it available through our union as well. Working on the principle of “Game Changer = Planning + Genetics,” proper breeding technology is being implemented.In this process, cows are inseminated using high-quality imported sorted semen. After about 9 months, a healthy calf is born. The calf is then properly reared for the next 15 months. After that, it is bred again, and within another 9 months, it starts milk production. In this way, within approximately 24 months, a highly productive next-generation cow is developed in the farm.