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Cattle Management - MOET Programme

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CISCE: Class 12

Key Points: MOET Programme

  • MOET (Multiple Ovulation and Embryo Transfer) is a technique used to rapidly improve the genetic quality and milk production of cattle.
  • In this method, genetically superior cows are induced to produce multiple eggs (superovulation), which are fertilised and collected as embryos.
  • The collected embryos are transferred into low-yielding cows (surrogate mothers) where they develop into healthy calves.
  • Embryos can be frozen at very low temperatures (-196 °C) and stored for long periods for future use.
  • MOET allows production of many superior calves from one cow in a year, making it faster and cheaper than natural breeding or importing cows.

Related concepts

  • Cattle Management - Utility of Cattle
  • Cattle Management - Common Livestock Diseases
  • Cattle Management - Nutritive Value of Milk
  • Cattle Management - Controlled Breeding Experiments (Artificial Insemination)
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