Embryo Transfer
We started the Sedgewood Registered Angus herd in 1994 using 100% AI with no clean up bulls and later began Embryo Transfer (ET) with our top "super cows" as donors. Next, embryos from elite outside donors helped expand the number of superior females in our herd. Each January we transfer about 50 embryos into our commercial Angus recipient cows. Most of our embryos are now from elite in-house females.​
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In 2003 we closed our herd to outside live animals to protect us from bringing in any cattle diseases. All new genetics come in as semen and embryos.
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Sedgewood Donors
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Registered embryo transfer heifer calf B12 born 10-11-2018. Donor dam was Sedgewood L27 and sire was Cowboy Up.
Our original donors: 9121, J10 and L27
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Sherrod Rita 9121 was our original "Super Cow". She was an EXT daughter out of the famous Gardiner Angus donor cow GAR Pierre 1332. 9121 calved at 24 months of age and her first calf had a 205 day weaning weight (no creep) of 751# with a 119 weaning weight ratio. She had 34 calves before she retired at 16 years old.
Sedgewood 036 Design J10 was a New Design 036 daughter of 9121. She had 11 natural calves with an average weaning weight ratio of 110. She had 37 calves before she retired at 14 years old.
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Sedgewood Newsline L27 was a Newsline daughter of 9121. She had a total of 59 natural and ET calves before she retired at 14 years old. She was a prolific embryo donor and produced thick masculine bull calves and beautiful feminine daughters.
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L27 at 13 years old.
Embryos For Sale
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The Sedgewood herd now has several donor quality females with industry leading genetics to generate embryos for our continued progress. We can now sell a limited number of custom IVF embryos to other breeders.
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Registered embryo transfer heifer calf A16 next to her 14 year old commercial Angus recipient mama. Heifer born 9-26-2017 and weighed 784 pounds (no creep feed) when weaned on 6-5-2018. Donor dam was Sedgewood L27 and sire was Right Answer.