The genetics of animals we'd never sell.
The only way to access Motherlode female genetics.
Breed directly from the best of the herd.
Embryos are the way to access the top tier of the Jorgensen cow herd, letting you build your own elite donor line from the Motherlode itself.
Elite Donor Females
Each embryo carries the genetics of the very best females in our herd — animals that simply aren't for sale any other way.
Accelerated Progress
Skip generations of grading up. Implant elite genetics now and make a leap in your herd's quality in a single calf crop.
Motherlode Access
Embryos are the direct line to Motherlode female genetics — the foundation 60+ years of Jorgensen selection is built on.
The best females we'll never sell.
Embryos give you a direct line to the elite donor females at the top of our cow herd — the foundation 60+ years of Jorgensen selection is built on.
Accelerate your herd's future.
For progressive commercial herds and seedstock operations, embryos are the fastest way to introduce proven, predictable, top-tier female genetics into your program.
Flushed and frozen from our elite donors, each embryo gives you the chance to raise the kind of female we'd keep for ourselves — and build a cow herd that compounds in value year over year.
Embryo lots are available in limited quantities and sell out quickly. Each lot includes full pedigree and genomic data on both the donor dam and the sire, so you know exactly what you're implanting before the first flush.
What producers are saying
“We've been trying to build our donor base for years. One flush from a Jorgensen Motherlode female put us ahead of where three generations of selection would have taken us.”
S. Peterson
Seedstock operation, Kansas
“The genomic data that comes with the embryo lot is what sets Jorgensen apart. You're not buying a mystery — you know the dam's GEPD profile and the sire's entire record.”
L. McIntyre
Progressive commercial herd, Montana
“I implanted six embryos, got four calves on the ground. Three heifers. Those three females are already the best females in my herd and they're two years old.”
W. Christiansen
Cow-calf & seedstock, North Dakota