semen

[BlueButt]

Can semen be checked for the diseases mentioned on this site and if so - how?

Can the eggs collected by the various farms also go through a cleaning process? Or does this not exist in the animal world?

How do the diseases live for survive in semen or the egg...?

[Stevie G]

Originally Posted by BlueButt

Can semen be checked for the diseases mentioned on this site and if so - how?

Can the eggs collected by the various farms also go through a cleaning process? Or does this not exist in the animal world?

How do the diseases live for survive in semen or the egg...?

Yes.

It is usually taken from a farm with a higher(no disease) or the same health status(same diseases) and each farms health statuses are monitored regularly by a Vet.

They just do. What the liquid/fluid is made up of allows them to live.

[BlueButt]

Originally Posted by Stevie G

Yes.

It is usually taken from a farm with a higher or the same health status and each farms health statuses are monitored regularly by a Vet.

They just do. What the liquid/fluid is made up of allows them to live.

can you elaborate in a little more detail on the answer to this question?

[Stevie G]

Originally Posted by BlueButt

can you elaborate in a little more detail on the answer to this question?

I will do later as I need to go and mow the lawn.

[BlueButt]

Originally Posted by Stevie G

I will do later as I need to go and mow the lawn.

thanks that would be great, I await your reply!

[Stevie G]

Originally Posted by BlueButt

thanks that would be great, I await your reply!

Seaman only comes from a "high Health status" farm which means no disease so there should be no diseases present.
Vet visits and blood tests are used to check on the presence of disease are are sent to a lab to be cultivated.
If persons notice anything suspious on farm then the Vet will be called to examine the problem and take tests.
A diluent(nutrient) is needed inorder to keep the seamen alive for 4 to 7 days and bacteris/viruses could, if present, survive in this.
Should not be disease present but it has happen and nothing is ever 100% guaranteed.

[blonde]

[quote=Stevie G]Seaman only comes from a "high Health status" farm which means no disease so there should be no diseases present.
Vet visits and blood tests are used to check on the presence of disease are are sent to a lab to be cultivated.
If persons notice anything suspious on farm then the Vet will be called to examine the problem and take tests.
A diluent(nutrient) is needed inorder to keep the seamen alive for 4 to 7 days and bacteris/viruses could, if present, survive in this.
Should not be disease present but it has happen and nothing is ever 100% "seamen" are sailors who ride the high seas...not ride high health status farms

[Stevie G]

[quote=blonde]

Originally Posted by Stevie G

Seaman only comes from a "high Health status" farm which means no disease so there should be no diseases present.
Vet visits and blood tests are used to check on the presence of disease are are sent to a lab to be cultivated.
If persons notice anything suspious on farm then the Vet will be called to examine the problem and take tests.
A diluent(nutrient) is needed inorder to keep the seamen alive for 4 to 7 days and bacteris/viruses could, if present, survive in this.
Should not be disease present but it has happen and nothing is ever 100% "seamen" are sailors who ride the high seas...not ride high health status farms

They both dress in white though,hey Blonde.

[BlueButt]

[quote=Stevie G]

Originally Posted by blonde

They both dress in white though,hey Blonde.

I dont think "semen" wear white do they Stevie..I think they come in glass or plastic bottles once they are removed from the boar. Go down a glass or plastic tube in to the sow......nothing white about that just very very dark. To do their job of fertilizing the eggs.. and producing babies...... who might be wrapped in a white towel at some point in their tiny lives...if and when they have been hand fed!!!.

[Stevie G]

[quote=BlueButt]

Originally Posted by Stevie G

I dont think "semen" wear white do they Stevie..I think they come in glass or plastic bottles once they are removed from the boar. Go down a glass or plastic tube in to the sow......nothing white about that just very very dark. To do their job of fertilizing the eggs.. and producing babies...... who might be wrapped in a white towel at some point in their tiny lives...if and when they have been hand fed!!!.

Obviously never had the oppurtunity to collect AI, hey Bluebutt, as you would know what colour it is.
Usually by the time it reaches you it in a solution that provides it with nutrients and not in its original form, lumpy and white.