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Amé Grobler shares her journey as a lab technician working with cattle genetics

Ever wondered how farmers can choose whether their cows produce male or female calves? The answer lies in cutting-edge genetic technology that’s revolutionising cattle breeding across South Africa.

From zoology student to laboratory technician at Ramsem Bull Station, Amé Grobler is focused on applying her skills to support farmers in improving their herds.
With a BSc Honours in Animal Science, she’s dedicated her career to advancing livestock reproduction technology. Follow her journey as she takes us through the complete process – from on-farm bull semen collection using electro-ejaculation to laboratory analysis and processing.

She explains the benefits of sexed semen for dairy and beef operations, proper cryopreservation techniques, and why genetic preservation has become essential insurance for farmers. Whether you’re building your herd or maximising genetic potential, this behind-the-scenes look reveals how modern reproductive technology is transforming South African agriculture.

 

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