Abstract: Methods and compositions for synchronizing the time of insemination in swine are described. More particularly, methods are described for synchronizing the time of insemination by administration of a composition comprising a hormone, wherein the swine is inseminated only one time after administration of the hormone, and wherein there is no heat detection.
Abstract: Methods and compositions for synchronizing the time of insemination in gilts are provided. More particularly, methods and compositions for synchronizing the time of insemination in gilts using a gonadotropin-releasing hormone and a hormone for synchronizing estrus are provided.
Type:
Grant
Filed:
November 27, 2013
Date of Patent:
August 8, 2017
Assignee:
JBS UNITED ANIMAL HEALTH II LLC
Inventors:
Stephen Kent Webel, Mark E. Swanson, Robert R. Kraeling, Michael E. Johnston
Abstract: The invention relates to compositions for synchronizing the time of insemination in an animal. More particularly, the invention relates to a process for manufacturing and stabilizing GnRH-containing compositions for use in synchronizing the time of insemination in an animal.
Abstract: Methods and compositions for synchronizing the time of insemination in gilts are provided. More particularly, methods and compositions for synchronizing the time of insemination in gilts using a gonadotropin-releasing hormone and a hormone for synchronizing estrus are provided.
Type:
Application
Filed:
November 26, 2014
Publication date:
December 29, 2016
Applicant:
JBS United Animal Health II LLC
Inventors:
Stephen Kent WEBEL, Mark E. SWANSON, Michael E. JOHNSTON
Abstract: Methods and compositions for synchronizing the time of insemination in swine are described. More particularly, methods are described for synchronizing the time of insemination by administration of a composition comprising a hormone, wherein the swine is inseminated only one time after administration of the hormone, and wherein there is no heat detection.
Abstract: Methods and compositions for synchronizing the time of insemination in swine are described. More particularly, methods are described for synchronizing the time of insemination by administration of a composition comprising a hormone, wherein the swine is inseminated only one time after administration of the hormone, and wherein there is no heat detection.