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SEK Genetics

More than “just” a semen distributor, we offer embryo transfer & AI for cattle, goats and sheep. The hub for beef cattle reproductive services.

, and place our emphasis on proven, well accepted, successful bulls that will produce the kind of cattle our customers expect. SEK is home of one of the largest and most diverse semen inventories for beef cattle. Besides semen on leading bulls in many breeds, we offer embryo transfer services, artificial insemination (AI) training, AI supplies, AI equipment, and fast, accurate service. SEK is also unique in the fact that we provide a variety of testing services to producers and our customers, including the bioPRYN blood pregnancy testing, testing for PI-BVD, neosporosis carriers, bovine leukosis carriers, Johne's testing, and more. These new technologies are available to producers that can help them better manage their cow herds, avoid disease conditions and make their herd more profitable.

07/28/2025

Dehydration can be a serious complication when treating illnesses like mastitis, uterine infections, or scours, especially during the summer heat. Make sure you're familiar with the symptoms so you can intervene with fluid therapy if needed. Here are some general guidelines for assessing dehydration in cattle:

▪️ Mild – Slightly sunken eyes, skin tent slightly prolonged (2 to 4 seconds)
▪️ Moderate – Sunken eyes, skin tent obviously prolonged (4 to 8 seconds)
▪️ Severe – Deeply sunken eyes, skin remains tented indefinitely

If you’re unsure, give us a call and we can help you assess the situation and decide the best next steps for your animal’s care.

07/24/2025

Sure seems like they can sometimes! 😅

07/22/2025

Best of luck to all the exhibitors showing at the Neosho County Fair this week! You've put in the work and we are cheering you on!

07/18/2025

Sun, heat and moisture can harm animals’ skin, but early care helps to keep livestock healthy

07/16/2025

If you're interested in learning how to AI your own cattle, don't miss this opportunity! At the end of this hands-on, two day course, you will be well-versed in reproductive anatomy, heat detection, proper handling of AI equipment, and insemination technique.

Fall 2025 AI School Dates:
🗓️ September 13-14
🗓️ September 27-28
🗓️October 18-19

To learn more or reserve your spot, call us at 800-443-6389.

07/14/2025

A good herd health program goes beyond vaccinations. It includes evaluating risks, managing nutrition, and monitoring for disease. At SEK Genetics, we support producers with on-farm consultations, lab testing, product recommendations, and tailored vaccination schedules to help build and maintain healthy, productive herds.

Need help building your plan? Give us a call at 800-443-6389.

07/11/2025

Thank you for taking the time to share your experience, Adam! We appreciate your support!

07/09/2025

With summer in full swing and temperatures on the rise, it’s more important than ever to watch for signs of heat stress in your livestock.

🔴 Rapid breathing or excessive panting
🔴 Drooling or slobbering
🔴Lethargy or reluctance to move
🔴 Reduced feed intake
🔴 Crowding the water source
🔴 Grouping together

Make sure to take the heat seriously and make livestock comfort and health a priority.

07/07/2025

In our latest episode of Producer’s Edge, Samantha England breaks down how real-time data from ultrasound scans can guide better decisions in the feedlot. If you're aiming for premiums and trying to avoid surprises on the rail, this one’s worth a listen.

Listen on Apple Podcasts: https://loom.ly/cuH6mUg
Listen on Spotify: https://loom.ly/PwInH44

07/04/2025

Happy 4th of July from all of us at SEK Genetics! 🇺🇸

07/03/2025

As summer temps rise, it is critical to ensure your livestock are staying hydrated. Here are a few key reminders:

✔️Check water flow regularly to ensure tanks and waterers are functioning properly
✔️Clean troughs often to prevent algae and bacteria buildup
✔️Keep water shaded when possible to reduce temperature
✔️Avoid overstocking tanks—ensure enough space for all animals to drink
✔️Monitor livestock for signs of dehydration or heat stress

A few simple steps can go a long way in protecting herd health and performance during the hottest months.

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Galesburg, KS

Opening Hours

Monday	8am - 5pm
Tuesday	8am - 5pm
Wednesday	8am - 5pm
Thursday	8am - 5pm
Friday	8am - 5pm

Telephone

(800) 443-6389

Website

http://www.sekgenetics.com/

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SEK Genetics-Genetic Horizons has always been more than “just” a semen distributor. We started over 30 years ago and our goal has remained the same - to provide reliable, cost effective, responsible service to both buyers and sellers in the cattle genetics industry. We do not “promote” bulls, but rather strive to be a hub for semen distribution. We are proud to work with the leaders in many breeds, and place our emphasis on proven, well accepted, successful bulls that will produce the kind of cattle our customers expect. The hub for beef cattle reproductive services. SEK is home of one of the largest and most diverse semen inventories for beef cattle. Besides semen on leading bulls in many breeds, we offer embryo transfer services, artificial insemination (AI) training, AI supplies, AI equipment, and fast, accurate service. SEK is also unique in the fact that we provide a variety of testing services to producers and our customers, including the bioPRYN blood pregnancy testing, testing for PI-BVD, neosporosis carriers, bovine leukosis carriers, Johne's testing, and more. These new technologies are available to producers that can help them better manage their cow herds, avoid disease conditions and make their herd more profitable.