Tip for Exporting Beef Embryos

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Published on: August 13, 2020

When exporting beef embryos, a lot of the CSS collected semen is done by small bull studs. These outfits often are unfamiliar with embryo export requirements so be sure to check the CSS semen certificate from these centers to ensure that an accredited veterinarian has signed the CSS document. A non DVM, etc, signature is not valid. 

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