The focus here is the standardized operating procedures used in boar semen production at Best Genetics Group (BGG). It highlights the strict temperature-difference control required between semen and diluent, which must remain within 2 degrees Celsius, and the use of the CASA system to assess key indicators such as sperm concentration, motility, progressive motility, and morphology. Motility is required to exceed 75%, while progressive motility must remain above 65%.
It also walks through the key step of slowly adding the diluent along the cup wall to protect sperm viability, followed by the standard storage procedure in a 17 degrees Celsius constant-temperature cabinet after cooling. Supported by a mature production system, advanced equipment, and long-acting extender powder, BGG supplies 600,000 doses of premium boar semen annually.