In equine breeding, this reproductive fluid carries sperm cells for artificial insemination. Collected from stallions, it is evaluated, extended, and chilled or frozen for transport. Breeders use it to access superior genetics globally, improving herd quality. Benefits include reduced injury risk, disease control, and enabling mares to conceive without direct mating.
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