On January 14th, 19 livestock production students of Mr. Wetovick took a trip out to Dubas Cattle Co. RWPC-LLC. Jeff Pope, who was flushing embryos there that day, taught the students about embryo transfer. They learned that embryo transfer is a good choice for purebred cattle producers who want to improve the genetic make up in their herd and the process of embryo flushing and transfer. The students also got a good look at the equipment used in embryo flushing and transfer and saw how it all works. They even got to look at some embryos up close under a microscope. Climate controlled facilities are necessary for this process. Also, well designed facilities, ie alley ways and chutes that Dubas Cattle Co. have, aid in the proper handling of the animal to prevent added stress or harm. Overall it was very interesting and a great learning experience for the students.