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ct-10209	Palomares, Roberto ; Ferrer, Maria ; Bittar, João ; Hoyos-Jaramillo, Alejandro ; Gutierrez-Añez, Juan ; Fishman-Holland, Heidi ; Camacho, Adriana ; Graham, Justin ; Rizzo, Renato 	A delayed fixed time artificial insemination 78 hours after CIDR removal does not affect pregnancy outcomes in dairy heifers treated with a 4 day CoSynch + CIDR protocol	2019	2	.pdf	application/pdf	660	19	44	A delayed timed artificial insemination 78 hours after CIDR removal does not affect pregnancy outcomes in dairy heifers treated with a 4 day CoSynch + CIDR protocol A delayed fixed time artificial insemination 78 hours after CIDR removal does not affect pregnancy outcomes in dairy heifers treated with a 4 day CoSynch + CIDR protocol Roberto Palomares,ab Maria Ferrer,b João Bittar,a Alejandro Hoyos-Jaramillo,a Juan Gutierrez-Añez,a Heidi Fishman-Holland,b Adriana Camacho,a Justin Graham,c Renato Rizzoc Departments of aPopulation Health and bLarge Animal Medicine College of Veterinary Medicine, University of Georgia, Athens, GA cBrooksCo Dairy, Quitman GA Use of 4 day CoSynch + CIDR + FTAI (fixed time artificial insemination) at 72 hour after CIDR removal in dairy heifers has resulted in adequate pregnancy per FTAI (55.0%), not significantly different from that in the 5 day CoSynch + CIDR (63.3%). These results supported our hypothesis that FTAI at 78 hours after CIDR removal within the 4 day CoSynch + CIDR protocol does not affect pregnancy per FTAI and recapitulated previous findings, suggesting that this protocol may represent a promising tool for ovulation synchronization of dairy heifers and would facilitate breeding programs by making it suitable for a Monday - Friday schedule.	cache/ct-10209.pdf	txt/ct-10209.txt