Blog & News Releases: IVF

By Diane Broek If you’ve ever wondered, “Do cows have eggs?” the answer is yes—but not quite the kind you’re picturing. Unlike chickens, cows don’t lay large, shell-covered eggs. Instead, they produce microscopic structures called oocytes—the foundation of reproduction. Though small enough to resemble a speck of dust, these oocytes play an essential role in the cattle reproduction process. At Trans Ova Genetics, we work with these incredible “eggs” to help farmers and ranchers achieve their breeding goals through advanced reproductive technologies like embryo transfer (ET), in vitro fertilization (IVF), and cloning. Let’s dive into the fascinating world of oocytes and…