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Small Ruminant Breeding Success Starts with Trans Ova Dates


Spring has sprung: small ruminant breeding season is here!

With the arrival of spring, it’s time to kick off another successful small ruminant breeding season. The Trans Ova Team is excited to provide top-notch reproductive services for our valued sheep and goat clients.

We’re pleased to share the small ruminant schedule for IVF, embryo transfer, conventional flushing, and LAP AI procedures at our locations in Sioux Center, Chillicothe, and the Pacific Northwest. Additionally, our mobile lab allows us to bring these services directly to your farm or ranch—offering convenience without compromising quality.

If you have questions or would like to schedule your donors, feel free to reach out to
Austin Rohrs: 712-348-0018 | austin.rohrs@transova.com
Emily Fry: 317-432-7863 | emily.fry@transova.com

Here’s to a productive breeding season ahead!

Services Offered in Sioux Center, Iowa

July 7 – Flushes / Transfers

August 19 – LOPU and Donor Breedings

August 25 – Flushes / LAI

Services offered in Chillicothe, Missouri

July 8 – Flushes

August 27 – Flushes

Services offered in Canyonville, Oregon

June 23 – LAI Flushes / Transfers (No donor breedings offered)

June 24 – LAI Flushes

July 21 – LAIs *Tentative

July 22 – LAIs *Tentative

Learn more about Trans Ova’s small ruminant reproductive services here.

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Trans Ova Genetics is a leader in advanced reproductive technologies for the livestock industry and part of URUS. For over four decades, our team has partnered with dairy, beef, small ruminant, and swine producers through IVF, embryo transfer, and reproductive consulting. We share practical insights to help producers multiply top genetics and reach their herd goals faster.