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  • CRV supports farmers with a broad selection of comprehensive bulls

    CRV supports farmers with a broad selection of comprehensive bulls

    Farmers today have a lot on their minds. CRV can ease their concerns with a lineup of bulls that guarantees a healthy herd, capable of efficient and trouble-free production. With the latest 2024 proof run, CRV’s bull lineup has become even stronger. Farmers now benefit more than ever from CRV’s focus on polled genetics in its breeding program. Additionally, the number of FeedExcel bulls continues to grow, ensuring breeding for a high-producing, healthy herd goes hand in hand with higher margins and lower emissions due to superior feed efficiency.
  • Biosecurity protocols for safe semen

    Biosecurity protocols for safe semen

    CRV enforces strict biosecurity protocols for its bull barns. “This is how we protect our animals’ health and offer customers all over the world the highest guarantees for the veterinary safety of semen,” says CRV veterinarian Anja de Bont. CRV ensures biosecurity worldwide by working with strict protocols and responding to what is needed locally. This article is about how we work in the Netherlands.
  • Reflecting on the HHH Show

    Reflecting on the HHH Show

    We look back with great pleasure and pride on the Holland Holstein Show, held on November 15 and 16 at the WTC Expo in Leeuwarden.
  • CRV Launches Subsidiary in China – A Milestone in Global Expansion

    CRV Launches Subsidiary in China – A Milestone in Global Expansion

    We are delighted to announce that CRV has officially launched a new subsidiary, CRV Cattle Breeding Technology (Beijing) Co., Ltd. (赛尔威畜牧科技(北京)有限公司). This new office in Beijing marks an important step in expanding our presence in one of the world’s largest livestock markets and reinforces our commitment to the Chinese dairy and livestock industry.
  • End of era for Double W Ranger

    End of era for Double W Ranger

    Double W Ranger, the most influential Holstein bull in the Netherlands and Flanders over the past decade, was taken out of service today. Ranger was eight years and nine months old.