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Estrus Synchronization in the Sheep and Goat
Hayder Mohammed Hassan Habeeb1, Michelle Anne Kutzler2
1Department of Animal Production, College of Agriculture, Al-Qasim Green University, Babylon, Hella 51013, Iraq.
Abstract:
Estrus synchronization and manipulation are a tool that has been used by producers to provide uniform lamb and kid meat production and dairy sheep and goat milk production, to concentrate work and labor cost, and to plan for the lambing and kidding time. Breeders can also use estrus synchronization to stimulate ewes and does to exhibit estrus and ovulate outside of the breeding season, although both the ovulation rate and pregnancy rate may be decreased. To increase the ovulation rate outside of the breeding season, a variety of estrus synchronization methods have been used.

