Heat-preservation method for boar semen
A technology for pig semen and semen, applied in the field of artificial insemination, can solve the problems of affecting semen motility and effective sperm count, affecting sow conception rate and farrowing rate, sperm shock death, etc., to reduce storage and transportation costs, and low equipment requirements. , Easy to carry and use
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Embodiment 1
[0018] Add agar gel at 16°C to the bottom of the heat preservation box, put 40 mL of packaged semen into it, and measure the temperature of the heat preservation box at any time with a thermometer. When the outside temperature changes and the temperature in the heat preservation box drops to 15°C, add a warming agent to the bottom of the heat preservation box. The temperature riser is a mixture of 1.219g of calcium oxide and 150g of water to raise the temperature to 17.2°C.
Embodiment 2
[0020] Add 17°C agar gel at the bottom of the heat preservation box, put in 50 mL of packaged semen, and measure the temperature of the heat preservation box at any time with a thermometer. When the outside temperature changes and the temperature in the heat preservation box drops to 15°C, add a warming agent to the bottom of the heat preservation box. The temperature riser is a mixture of 3.658g of calcium oxide and 180g of water to raise the temperature to 19.6°C.
Embodiment 3
[0022] Add 18°C agar gel at the bottom of the heat preservation box, put in 80 mL of packaged semen, and measure the temperature of the heat preservation box at any time with a thermometer. When the external temperature changes, the temperature in the heat preservation box is lowered to 15°C, and the temperature riser is added to the bottom of the heat preservation box.
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