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ET and IVF services through satellite locations in New York and Vermont

October 15, 2020

Trans Ova Genetics has developed an extensive network of IVF satellite locations that allow you direct access to IVF services closer to home. These locations, coupled with Trans Ova’s Fresh Ship program, allows you to keep your donors close to home, but also provides the opportunity to transfer your embryos fresh into your own recipients. Trans Ova Genetics is proud of the long-lasting partnerships that we have formed throughout the United States.

This week, Trans Ova recognizes the satellite locations in New York and Vermont that serve producers in the upper Northeast region. Through the expertise and knowledge of Dr. Ben Kenney, Trans Ova Professional Service Veterinarian, Dr. Gary Hash, Trans Ova Professional Services Veterinarian, Victoria Houser, Trans Ova Professional Service Embryologist, and Terry Perotti, Client Service Representative, both beef and dairy clients have access to elite IVF services.

With two full-time Trans Ova veterinarians in the Northeast region, producers have easy access to IVF technology, conventional embryo transfer, and on-farm services closer to home.

Trans Ova offers IVF collections at the following satellite locations:

**These facilities also offer donor housing

Farms or ranches with 15 or more donors are also eligible for the Trans Ova team to perform collections at their farm if they meet the facility requirements.

For more information on Trans Ova services in the Northeast, or to schedule procedures, please contact Terry Perotti at 240.329.0159 ext. 201. For more information on Trans Ova Genetics or more information on reproductive programs that add value to your breeding operation, please visit www.transova.com or call 800-999-3586.

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