Artificial Insemination and Treatment of Infertility in Dairy Animals

The publication Artificial Insemination and Treatment of Infertility in Dairy Animals by Honnappagol and Tandle is a well-structured and informative work composed of 16 knowledgeable faculty members from various academic disciplines. These experts are actively engaged in both undergraduate and postgraduate teaching and possess extensive expertise. The editors have ensured that the 20 chapters in the book comprehensively cover all facets of artificial insemination and infertility, making it a valuable resource for students and veterinarians. By utilizing this book, dairy animal owners and the dairy industry as a whole can potentially minimize economic losses associated with infertility. The book provides a comprehensive overview of various aspects of infertility, including endocrinology of the estrous cycle, the impact of nutrition, feed formulation, breeding strategies, estrus detection aids, recent advancements in reproduction-controlled breeding, fertility improvement through the use of ultrasound and laparoscopy, and therapeutic management of infertility and reproductive diseases. In addition to these topics, the book also offers practical knowledge and skills related to the handling, storage, and evaluation of frozen semen, the safe handling of cryocans and liquid nitrogen, factors affecting the success rate of artificial insemination programs, and drugs and hormones used in treating reproductive disorders.