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FEMALE TERMS AND CONDITIONS<br />
BIDDING<br />
Each animal will be sold to the highest bidder without reserve. The auctioneer will settle any disputes as to bids, and<br />
his decision on such matters shall be final.<br />
TERMS<br />
Each animal becomes the risk of the purchaser as soon as sold, but it shall be the obligation of the seller to see that<br />
animals are fed and cared for, until loaded for shipment or until the expiration of 48 hours after the sale, whichever<br />
occurs sooner. After 48 hours a maintenance fee of $2.00 per day will be assessed until pick up unless Cain Cattle is<br />
arranging trucking.<br />
CERTIFICATE OF REGISTRY<br />
A transferred certificate of registry will be furnished to the purchaser for each registered animal, once proper<br />
settlement has been made. Please allow up to 60 days for transfer.<br />
HEALTH<br />
All animals are eligible for interstate shipment except as otherwise and health papers will be furnished for each<br />
animal.<br />
ANNOUNCEMENTS<br />
Any changes from the information of any kind in this sale book will be provided in a sale day supplement sheet or<br />
announced from the auction block and such information shall take precedence over information in the sale book.<br />
BREEDING GUARANTEE<br />
1. All animals are guaranteed to be breeders with the exception of a) calves under 12 months of age; b) animals<br />
shown by purchaser after sale in which the breeding guarantee (if any) shall be agreed upon between the seller<br />
and the buyer; c) injury or disease occurring after the sale; d) gross negligence or willful misconduct on the part of<br />
the purchaser; e) death by any reason.<br />
2. Safe-in-calf females have been examined by competent personnel and are so guaranteed.<br />
3. Exposed females have been exposed but are not guaranteed to be in calf.<br />
4. Open females have not been served and are so guaranteed.<br />
5. Donor females (a) A female is not guaranteed to be a breeder after date of sale, when that female is to be used, or<br />
attempted to be used, in an embryo transfer program, unless by separate agreement between the buyer and seller;<br />
(b) Embryo transfer guarantee: Even though it is possible some of the female lots have worked successfully in our<br />
embryo transfer program in the past, and should in the future, there is no guarantee or warranty on future embryo<br />
production of any lot. Flush records are available upon request.<br />
ULTRASOUND PREGANANCY DETERMINATION<br />
Ultrasound pregnancy technology utilizes high frequency sound waves to generate an image measuring the sound<br />
waves refracted by tissues of varying density. Early pregnancy diagnosis in cattle, via ultrasonography, offers the<br />
producer tremendous benefits. Early detection of pregnancy, 35-60 days, allows for early evaluation of fertility,<br />
efficient sorting of management groups within an operation and more timely culling of infertile females.<br />
The embryo can be visualized as early as 18 days of pregnancy. However, 100 percent accuracy cannot be achieved<br />
until near 26 days of pregnancy. Along with the ability to detect early pregnancy, more has been understood about<br />
the dynamics of early pregnancy and embryonic loss. Ninety percent of artificially inseminated females result in<br />
fertilization; however, many of these embryos will not survive until 25 days of pregnancy. Research also indicates<br />
that 5-10 percent of pregnancies will be lost between 25 and 45 days of gestation. Causes or embryonic loss are<br />
not completely understood, but include factors ranging from health related issues to genetic abnormalities in the<br />
embryo.<br />
The registered females in this sale noted safe in calf have been determined as a pregnancy using physical palpation<br />
or ultrasound technology. Our best estimate of service sire will be given in the case of the females with both AI sire<br />
and natural sire.<br />
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