Amit had a business of supplying the milk of cattle to different homes

1.	Amit had a business of supplying the milk of cattle to different homes. He was disturbed with his financial condition and was not in a condition to buy new cattle. One of his friends advised him that he can easily increase his herd size of the desired variety by the use of MOET programme. List the different steps involved in conducting the respective programme mentioning the utility of the programme.
Answer» MOET or Multiple Ovulation Embryo Transfer technology is the technique commonly used for herd improvement, i.e., a group of animals that live together or are kept together as a livestock. The steps involved in the method are as follows. A cow is administered with FSH for inducing the maturation of the follicles and super ovulation, i.e. production of 6-8 ova per cycle instead of one egg. An administered cow is then allowed to mate with the selected bull or is artificially inseminated. The fertilised egg at 8-32 stages are recovered- non-surgically and transferred to the surrogate mothers. Development of embryo occurs. MOET is useful in the way that it enhances or intensify the production of genetically superior breeds of cattles and other herd animals.

Amit had a business of supplying the milk of cattle to different homes. He was disturbed with his financial condition and was not in a condition to buy new cattle. One of his friends advised him that he can easily increase his herd size of the desired variety by the use of MOET programme. List the different steps involved in conducting the respective programme mentioning the utility of the programme.

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MOET or Multiple Ovulation Embryo Transfer technology is the technique commonly used for herd improvement, i.e., a group of animals that live together or are kept together as a livestock.
The steps involved in the method are as follows.

A cow is administered with FSH for inducing the maturation of the follicles and super ovulation, i.e. production of 6-8 ova per cycle instead of one egg.
An administered cow is then allowed to mate with the selected bull or is artificially inseminated.
The fertilised egg at 8-32 stages are recovered- non-surgically and transferred to the surrogate mothers.
Development of embryo occurs. MOET is useful in the way that it enhances or intensify the production of genetically superior breeds of cattles and other herd animals.

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