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Our test is a safe, accurate, and easy alternative for confirming pregnancy in goats, sheep and cattle.
Goats

Safe, accurate, and easy alternative for confirming pregnancy in goats. A doe can be tested for pregnancy at 30 days or later.

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Cattle

Cows can be tested for pregnancy at 28 days (heifers at 25) or later after breeding and at least 73 days post-calving.

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Sheep

Safe, accurate alternative for confirming pregnancy in sheep. Ewe can be tested for pregnancy at 30 days or later.

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Equine

FEC teats results can aid in determining the most effective deworming treatments available for Equines.

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Why BIOPRYN?

We specialize in reproductive management that is accurate, fast, less invasive, cost effective.

Using BioPRYN assures accuracy. The assay is greater than 99 percent accurate when an animal is categorized as open, giving producers confidence to administer prostaglandin and restart a synchronization program to artificially inseminate (AI), turn their females out with the herd bull or cleanup bull, or cull the animal. The false-pregnant (false-positive) rate for the test is approximately 5 percent. It is presumed that a portion of this variance is due to early embryonic death, which is a challenge regardless of which method is used for pregnancy detection.

  • Identifying open animals early reduces non-productive days and their associated costs.
  • Actual testing fee is typically lower than other means of pregnancy diagnosis.
  • Eliminate or reduce animal lock-up time (and production loss) in preparation for your veterinarian’s visit.
  • Schedule at your convenience

Enables you to very accurately diagnose pregnancy without having to physically handle the developing fetus and fetal membranes.

A delay in rebreeding will increase the number of days a cow is open and extend the length of the calving season. Implementing a controlled breeding season using BioPRYN that results in a tight calving window of 90 days or less has several advantages:

  • Reduced cattle working days for vaccinating and weaning
  • Marketing a consistent calf crop
  • Optimized winter feeding program

University experts have determined the cost savings associated with shorter breeding seasons. Results from Arkansas Beef Improvement Program (ABIP) Breeding and Calving Season demonstrations from the University of Arkansas report that reduced breeding season led to:

  • Average calving season decreased from 282 to 100 days
  • Direct cost per animal unit decreased 32 percent ($180 to $122)
  • Herd break-even cost decreased 38 percent ($.50 to $.31 per pound)
  • Shortening the breeding season, and thus the calving season to 90 days can also increase calf weaning weights. In addition to these efficiencies gained, the more uniform calf crop can be sold at a higher price.

Find Precision Diagnostics at…

Hubers Animal Health LLC

810 Tulpehocken Rd.

Myerstown, PA 17067

BioPRYN & FEC available

Daniels Farm store

324 Glenbrook Rd.

Leola, PA 17540

BioPRYN available

Weavers Farm Supply

946 Fleetwood Lyons Rd.

Fleetwood, PA

BioPRYN available

Oley Valley Feed

143 Cleaver Rd.

Oley, PA 19547

BioPRYN & FEC available

Kauffman’s Hardware Store

22 Meadow Ln

Loganton, PA 17747

FEC available

Leid Shoes & Saddlery

700 Kohler Rd,

Kutztown PA 19530

FEC available

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Let us help you with early, accurate detection of open animals.

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It’s really easy…

1. Order Blood Test Kit

Make a list of all eligible

2. Draw Samples

Sample at least 2 cc of whole blood from the tail or jugular vein.

3. Mail to Precision

Fill out Submittal Form with list of cow ID's, days since bred, and directions for reporting

4. Get Results

For test results will help you manage and make good decisions.