Science & Genetics

Thirty years of practice in a single embryo

Oocyte collection, in vitro fertilization, culture, freezing, transfer. Lab technology is only finished when a calf is born.

From the lab to the farm

Genetics Co. began in Anseong, Korea in 2005. It produces dairy embryos by IVF using sexed semen, and the veterinarians of Korea Animal Hospital transfer them on farms themselves. Because the same team answers for production and transfer, conception results come straight back to the lab as its standard.

Founded: 2005; Our own records; Anseong, Gyeonggi Province
Embryo transfers: About 3,000 a year; Our own records
Average conception rate: 50–60%; Our own records; Our field data
Heifer calves from sexed embryos: About 90%; Our own records; With sexed semen

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We proved it on our own farm first

The herd at Song Young Shin Farm was built by embryo transfer. Jersey embryos imported from North America founded the herd, generations followed, and in December 2025 the entire herd became A2A2 Jersey.

A Jersey cow tending her newborn calf inside the barn — A Jersey dam and calf at Song Young Shin Farm.

International cooperation

We bring Korean Holstein sexed embryos and transfer technique to countries building their dairy base. We have supplied embryos and worked on technical cooperation with Uzbekistan, Mongolia and Kyrgyzstan. Local conception and calving results will be published country by country as they are compiled.

What we export is dairy embryos and technical advice.

Certified or registeredOur own recordsPlanned

Every figure on this site carries an evidence grade. Certified or registered means it can be checked against a document from an outside body. Our own records are figures from our field data. Planned means a target we have not reached yet.

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