Climate affects both production and reproduction in all farm animals The low summer fertility is associated with high temperature Actual fertility levels are the results of the combination of genetic potential and environmental factors including temperature, nutrition, health and cow and bull management Heat stress (HS) significantly impairs bull fertility. After a period of HS semen quality does not return to standard quality for approximatly 2 months because of the length of the spermatic cycle.
Bull semen production under different climatic conditions evaluted by advanced techniques
Flavia Pizzi;
2014
Abstract
Climate affects both production and reproduction in all farm animals The low summer fertility is associated with high temperature Actual fertility levels are the results of the combination of genetic potential and environmental factors including temperature, nutrition, health and cow and bull management Heat stress (HS) significantly impairs bull fertility. After a period of HS semen quality does not return to standard quality for approximatly 2 months because of the length of the spermatic cycle.File in questo prodotto:
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