New Chester Dairy in Grand Marsh, Wisconsin, is leading the way in sustainability and efficiency. This facility is one of several dairies managed under the Milk Source LLC family of operations.
Since December 2012, Immunity+® has helped dairy farmers breed disease-resistant cattle. Based on decades of research from the University of Guelph on high immune response in dairy cattle, Immunity+ has become worldrenowned for its ability to deliver genetically healthier animals.
Time flies, but occasionally, it is important to stop and look back to realize how much our dairy industry has changed worldwide: it’s incredible.
The shift from DPR to CCR in the Fertility Index is intended to better target the ability of lactating cows to conceive, which is critical for any dairy operation.
Just before the April 2023 proofs, a new condition impacting Holsteins was announced called Calf Recumbency.
From the first day, a red bull named Ranger-Red received his first genomic evaluation in March 2020, the industry has been excited by him.
Semex, an industry leader in global genetic solutions, announced today that Paul Larmer will step down from his position as Chief Executive Officer as part of Semex’s succession plan, effective December 31, 2023.
Vierra Dairy started using early-release sires from Semex in 2016 and was impressed with the program. Just a year later in 2017 a joint venture was formed.
For the past decade, Immunity+® has been at the heart of Semex’s solutions. For herds that selected for it intensively, the results have been an economic game changer!
Semex and Milc group are excited to announce a global partnership providing clients with cutting-edge technology that simplifies dairy management and drives unprecedented efficiencies.
Semex’s genomic testing program Elevate® has been giving Kappa Casein genotypes in its genomic test since July 2022, and lately, this has been generating a lot of discussions.
Partnering with industry leaders globally is one of Semex’s strategic objectives. When looking at the world of Brown Swiss, Semex turned to the birthplace of the Braunvieh breed, Switzerland and its Swissgenetics.
Boviteq Beef Sales Specialist Kane Aegerter grew up in Seward, Nebraska as a fourth-generation Shorthorn cattle producer. His family’s cow/calf operation is home to elite show and production genetics that Kane took to national levels as a junior exhibitor.
In 2022, no faction of Semex’s business grew more, or was a larger success, than Boviteq.
The future is full of change and even more significant changes within our industry.
Climate change is no longer just a problem that future generations are concerned about… It’s here!
Holstein International, February 2023, interview with Semex Beef Sire Analyst, Dennis Serhienko.
Adam Zehr loves the Holstein business. Bright, articulate and knowledgeable, this young cowman is always thinking about cows, bulls, matings, genomics, shows and where to go next.
Careful handling of the Semex product (semen or embryos) maintains its integrity and quality.
As with any investment in business, correct management is needed to preserve value.
Follow these guidelines to preserve the best possible quality product.