After having been pioneered on the island of Sams in Denmark in 1936, artificial insemination on a co-operative basis has now reached America. Latest issues of United States dairying journals to hand record the reorganization of the New ’ Jersey Holstein-Friesiah Association into an artificial breeding society, with 993 applications signed up by 90 farmers. The artificial breeding work is to be managed by a committee of five members of the association, all of whom must be co-operators in the artificial breeding project.
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Southland Times, Issue 23610, 10 September 1938, Page 20
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