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  1. Optimal time of insemination in dairy cattle identified in estrus by HeatWatch

    … characteristics of estrus. Herds utilized HeatWatch® electronic estrus detection system to detect and record mounting activity for cows in estrus. Inseminations were performed daily during a three hour interval for all cows identified in estrus the previous 24 h. Model characterizing …

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  2. Effect of Timing of Insemination and Synchronization of Estrus Method on Artificial Insemination (AI) Pregnancy Rates in Beef Heifers

    … d before CIDR removal). Estrus was monitored by HeatWatch® (n = 200) or visually (n = 149). Spring heifers (n = 313) underwent CIDR-PG with detection of estrus by HeatWatch®. Heifers not in estrus by 96-100 h after PG were bred AI as non-responsive AI (NRAI). Across seasons, 548 heifers were bred …

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  3. Comparison of three estrus detection systems during summer heat stress in a large commercial dairy herd

    … days in milk (DIM), 266 cows were fitted with a HeatWatch (HW) device (HeatWatch; DDx Inc., Boulder, CO), an activity (A) sensor (ALPRO; DeLaval Inc., Kansas City, MO), and observed visually (V) twice daily. Pregnancy status was determined by uterine palpation 35 to 49 d following artificial …

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