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Finsky
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Re: Thoughts about artificial insemination
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November 15, 2007, 10:50:49 PM »
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I suppose that those breeders know what they are doing because their living depends on success of they queens.
And special queens are not intended in direct honey production?
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>And special queens are not intended in direct honey production?
Exactly. No reason to buy one unless you are producing queens.
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Re: Thoughts about artificial insemination
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For what it's worth AI is not always used to improve a breed.. it is used very often to control WHEN a cow will calf ( or mare will foal ) and to prevent possible injury to the cow or mare from natural breeding not because of genetic improvement . There is also a BIG difference in what people call improvements. Especially when you are talking horses. I just dont want people out there to think they are ALWAYS getting something better or higher quality just because of AI. I have seen AI used to keep a breed pure only and had nothing to do with any type of improvement.
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