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Madison, Wisconsin � With the dairy industry facing one of its most challenging periods in decades, Semex is introducing a series of services and solutions designed to help deal with tough economic times. Value pricing, new genetics for all environments and the ai24� package are aimed at helping producers deal with the current dairy crisis and directly reduce semen and labor costs and increase breeding accuracy. Superior Genetics at Value Pricing Semex has been long recognized as a supplier of genetics based on longevity and profitability. �Starting in January 2009, we lowered prices on our conventional and sexed semen to address the producers� challenges while continuing to offer a superior quality product. We understand the difficulties in today�s marketplace and will partner with producers to add value to their herds and secure their future,� says Paul Krueger, Semex Director, Sales & Business Development (USA). �We�ve continued to expand our product lineup to meet the needs of all dairy producers, proving yet again that Semex works everywhere,� states Krueger. �At Semex we are excited to launch a group of newly proven sires with exciting first-crop evaluations and intriguing pedigrees.� Crockett-Acres Eight is the new Semex health & fitness headliner debuting at 567 NM$, 2.55 Somatic Cell Score, 3.3 Productive Life and 5% Calving Ease. Recently proven red and red carrier sires are already gaining lots of interest. Morsan Frontrunner*RC and Westport Bookman-Red are two of Talent�s first sons to receive proofs and Gen-I-Beq Sahara*RC is an new outcross Red Carrier sire from September Storm�s family. Also, the addition of two early Titanic sons, Comestar Lauvy and Willsona Silas, bring high ranking evaluations that will meet the goals for a wide range of herds. ai24� � The 24 hour heat detection system Producers can now partner with Semex for access to its 24-hour heat detection system, ai24�. Powered by the Heatime� system, this new technology ... Read More...

January 3, 2000 – November 24, 2008.   Semex regrets to announce that the international breeding sensation 0200HO03205 Braedale Goldwyn has passed away. 



Widely believed to be one of the greatest sires of his time, Goldwyn’s popularity has continually been on the rise, adding numerous accolades to his already impressive resume each and every day.



“Rarely a day goes by that we do not hear from someone about their individual success with their Goldywn daughters,” says Paul Larmer, Semex Alliance Chief Executive Officer.  “It is truly remarkable to hear comments from dairymen worldwide about how Goldwyn has left his mark on their herd.  Never before have we seen a sire with such impressive results in production, index, type and the show ring like we have from Goldwyn.  Being named the first-ever top 10 TPI Premier Sire at World Dairy Expo this fall is certainly a testament to his breeding power and popularity.  We owe a great deal of gratitude to the staff at Eastern Breeders Inc. for their care and assistance in his success.  Although his passing closes one chapter, we are confident that there are many chapters yet to be written in the Goldwyn story.” 



Goldwyn, a Shoremar James son of Braedale Baler Twine VG-86-2YR-CAN 23* followed by the famous Gypsy Grand, arrived on the scene in November 2004 with a moderate proof, ranking #82 LPI.  In February 2005 Goldwyn jumped to #5 LPI, adding 28 daughters and nearly 700 LPI points.  Since then, his performance in Canada and around the world has surpassed all expectations.



“Goldwyn’s career has been fascinating,” says Julien Chabot, Semex Sire Analyst.  “From the first time I went to see his original daughter group in November 2004, I have been a fan.  With each genetic ... Read More...