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Artificial insemination for improved livestock breeding became feasible for dairy cattle through the work of Prof. John Almquist, who beginning in 1944 in Borland Lab perfected the use of antibiotics to preserve semen and developed commercial methods for using it. His internationally acclaimed research increased food production and breeding efficiency worldwide.
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