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The use of modern biotechnologies in farm animal reproduction and selection is just beginning. Modern biotechnologies will make it possible to advance. Physiological and embryological research has served as a foundation for the creation of technologies that boost farm animal productivity by better managing reproductive function. Numerous opportunities to use these disciplines and developing competencies are presented by the cattle. The increase in the rate of reproduction that can be obtained with the implementation of best animal husbandry practises, including ideal feeding, breeding, and management, is constrained by the physiological restrictions. The only way to get through this barrier and continue to produce more and more to keep up with the expanding human population is to use biotechnological technologies in animal reproduction. This drew scientists and funding for studies on animal reproduction from all over the world. For students studying animal science, agriculture, veterinary medicine, and biology, as well as veterinary professionals and farmers who want to stay current on improvements in procedures that can be useful in their everyday work, this volume continues to be essential reading.