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The latest Jersey proofs are in, and there’s plenty to talk about! Jonathan Merriam, Semex Jersey Program Manager, joins us to unpack the August 2026 Genetic Evaluations and highlight the Semex sires and bloodlines making an impact throughout the Semex Jersey lineup.
Tune in as we take a closer look at 0200JE01621 Pacific Edge Debonair, Canada’s #1 Conformation Sire, a...
Welcome back to another edition of Proof news! Joined by our product development team; Paul Trapp and Carl Barclay, this episode will focus on August Holstein Proofs and the exciting lineup Semex has to offer!
Join us for a special edition of The Semex Podcast as Marketing Intern Jenna Kudrna takes the mic! Jenna sits down with Boviteq Beef interns Harlee Watson and Ally Loosen to chat about what inspired them to apply for the Boviteq internship, their hands-on experiences throughout the summer, and how this opportunity is shaping their future in the genetics industry.
Beef-on-dairy continues to gain momentum, but is it the right fit for your operation? In this episode, we take a producer-first approach to understanding the Semex BeefUp program with Chris Sheahan, National Solutions and Program Manager. From evaluating which cows to breed to beef, to understanding real market demand and what buyers are actually looking for, this conversatio...
Can genetics help cows handle Bird Flu better? In this episode, Dr. Shannon Beard shares new research showing cows with higher Immunity+ breeding values were less likely to need treatment and lost less milk during outbreaks. We discuss what that means for herd health, profitability, and building more resilient dairy herds for the future.