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Tento projekt je spolufinancován Evropským sociálním fondem a Státním rozpočtem ČR InoBio CZ.1.07/2.2.00/28.0018

Xcell Slovakia Breding Services Jaroslav Pokorádi, PhD.

Who we are??? Only one certified insemination station for red deer, fallow deer and mufloun in EU DEER FARM SLOVAKIA * 55 ha of pasture divided into the sections * fixation hall crush, retention reservoir * own basic herd and breeding stags also in New Zealand DNA LABORATORY * DNA research for inbreeding * parentage and isolation of biological samples: blood, fur/hair, semen SEMEN AND EMBRYOLOGY LABORATORY * artificial insemination and embryotranfer of animals * synchronization of deer females * liquid nitrogen storage of semen and embryos * know-how processing deer semen fallow deer mufloun and freezing technologies

The breeding service provides 1) insemination doses and embryos ~ servicing 2) live animals following customer requests (venison, trophy, velvet, penis, blood, tail, sinew) 3) services consultancy 4) laboratory services - DNA and reproduction service 5) project planning and building farms with immediate entry

Breeding values for conservation 1) calving: birth weight/weight at weaning 2) growth: daily/monthly weight gain (6 months, 12 months, maturity) 3) genetics: origin/pedigree/dna analysis 4) health: stress factors, immune system, metabolic tests, blood picture, energetic profile 5) physique: height, chest perimeter, pelvis width, head width at eyepit, points, fitness 6) temperament 7) antlers: 30 months (weight, number of points, stem length, area) reproduction: progress of first calving, condition of the fawn, post-calving care, number of fawns born

Semen and embryos semen and embryos of top red deer, fallow deer and moufflon from semen catalogues pictures, pedigree, scoring harvesting and processing semen at farms (live, asleep and after shooting) synchronization and preparation of females for artificial insemination or embryotransfer fertility examination of prime stags one dose one pejet = one straw = 35 mil. of sperms

Collecting and Prosemen for AI ET program

Archiving of genofond - sperms Collect: Post Mortem (after hunt) In narcosis Conscious (crush)

GENETICS NUTRITION HEALTH DEMAND FOR RED DEER... and quality again Condition - without stress factor - diet - good physical conditions - timing for all procedure

Conservation of authentic gene resources Conservation of the best gene resources in Europe GENETIC

identification of animals - parentage monitoring of genetic diversity inbreeding relationships

HEALTH

Welfare comfort of animals intensive farming intensive care non-stressful handling quiet environment at pastures (sections) for grazing and chewing protect animals and sheds from endo- and ectoparasites, mosquitoes and other stinging insects ad libitum quality drinking water throughout the year non-stressful handling of animals at pastures, in the corridor obscuring the handling areas maximum length of semen harvesting, insemination and laparoscopy is 3 minutes inseminating a couple of females in the crush

HEALTH- examinations regular parasitological monitoring regular check-up of animals - clinic serological examination of infectious diseases, zoonosis preventive arrangements - vaccinations disinfection programme (DDD) protection of animal health seasonal blood examination blood picture, metabolic tests, energetic profile

non-stressful moving animals from one section (2 ha) to another

Laboratory services parentage determination through DNA (99,9 % accuracy) DNA analyzes for inbreeding selection and good breeding management complex laboratory examination of red deer, fallow deer and moufflon semen quality (motility, pathology, count) checking determination of pathogenes by means of virus isolation (100% detection method) metabolic and blood tests of animals efficiency of breeding drinking and supply water quality control at farms and preserves

WHY CRYO CONSERVATION???

NUTRITION

What s important and unrevealed??? What s contained in feed (grass, bulk, forage, granules) and what the animals need... Analysis of all components and proposal of a recipe. What is the digestability of their feed? Netto energy helps to increase the digestability. What is the proportion of the majority components? Rumen balance, Ca:P, K:Ca, Ca:Mg How can I find out? Complex feed analysis measuring the monthly weight gain and calculation for piece/day.

bulk feed forage year-long pasture granules according to - animal category - production time - goal (yield/antlers) - animal species SPRING SUMMER AUTUMN - WINTER

0.366666667 0.483333333 0.4 0.416666667 0.416666667 0.35 0.366666667 0.383333333 0.45 0.483333333 0.4 0.433333333 0.35 /kg/ 0.4 0.566666667 0.566666667 0.55 0.566666667 0.566666667 0.516666667 0.483333333 0.466666667 0.55 0.583333333 0.5 0.616666667 daily weight gain (kg) 0.7 0.6 0.5 0.4 0.3 0.2 0.1 0 31 38 40 11 15 49 18 33 47 44 4 5 8 10 16 17 19 21 22 23 24 25 29 36 46 48

Jaroslav Pokoradi, PhD. E-mail: pokoradi@xcell.sk WEB: www.xcell.sk Mobile: +421 902 916 241