Abstract
Intravaginal implants containing 40 mg of progesterone for synchronization and stimulation schemes of estrus in recipient goats, with a period of exposure to the animal’s body of 6 and 12 days in combination with fertadine and folligon at different reproduction periods during the year, allows to reduce time of estrus onset in animals up to 30 hours or 2.5 times compared to goats treated only with prostaglandins, while inducing estrus in 100.0% of goats with embryo engraftment in recipients of 56.7% on the 40th day of diagnosis and 50.0% upon animals birth with litter yield of 146.7%.
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