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Hello. I did my project on Easter.
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A synchronization Easter's sink organization.
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The prefix east tress means to be in heat or
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one of female is in the prime window to reproduce.
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Synchronization basically means to connect together.
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Easter synchronization is a procedure with multiple methods that causes
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the females mostly cattle.
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Book does include other livestock like goats that makes it
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toe where they go into heat and therefore breed at
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the same time and therefore also give birth around the
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same time.
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So the history of how it started is the research
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of East Recycles, first started in the U.
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S. In the 19 twenties by Dr Fred F.
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Mackenzie in his graduate students from the University of Missouri.
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The first recording of progesterone and cattle through corn oil
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injections was in 1961 by Dulberg, so use tress.
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Synchronization was not invented by one person, but was instead
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it developed through time and research.
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So how does Easter synchronization work well in order to
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get all the cows or livestock to give birth At
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the same time, thes three methods are used or approved
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in the United States progesterone ins, which prevents them from
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going to heat.
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Pras Dad Golan's what makes them go into heat and
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then Jay in our H, which makes them ovulating.
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So what does Easter a synchronization impact?
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It brings up calf production in this allows humans to
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have more access to milk and beef products.
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Thes things are important thio as because they are always
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in high demand to how many people use them and
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how maney products they're used in.
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So the advantages are basically mostly to do with production.
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There's a shorter time span between calves.
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This makes the use of out an embryo transfer helps
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them have more of a uniform calf crop in.
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The disadvantage is that it does not help non cycling
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females because it does not have any health advantages.
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So what does the future of Easter a synchronization look
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like? The future is always uncertain, but I do believe
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that in time there will be more advances in helping
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the production of livestock.
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I believe since some goats have been in research that
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more livestock and animals will be involved and those are
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my assign tw ations, and then that is my project
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