Nbryo

Transformational change in livestock industries worldwide is needed to help address the challenge of meeting the growing demand for beef, while simultaneously reducing emissions and enhancing sustainability. Nbryo is making this change a reality through our innovative technology accomplishing in seven days what previously took seven years. Through the Nbryo platform, we aim to provide low-cost, accessible embryo transfer to cattle producers around the world, to deliver significant productivity, environmental and animal welfare benefits. While embryo transfer is not new, technology to make it cost-effective for commercial herds is game-changing. Development of the Nbryo platform will give beef (and dairy) producers access to: - Accurate sexing and genetic reliability about the calves being produced. - Low-cost, high-scale production of high-quality embryos. - Simplified embryo transfer and improved embryo preservation and logistics. - Automated data tracking, and unique analysis and insights. The entire supply chain will benefit through improved productivity, product quality and consistency with a lower methane footprint via: - The ability to select lower methane-producing and higher productivity animals at the embryo stage and at scale. - Greater flexibility in beef breeding programs and more precision in targeting eating quality, fertility, carcass performance and resilience traits. - Improved productivity per head livestock with the potential to require fewer breeding cows. A reduction in breeding cow numbers can potentially provide land management and other environmental benefits. - Faster and more targeted restructure of whole breeding operations, generally resulting in less breeding cows being required to get the same outcomes. The flexibility and precision of the Nbryo platform will help livestock producers respond quickly to changes in their operating environment and market requirements that is not possible with current breeding approaches. For more information visit our website 👉www.nbryo.com #Nbryo #7YearsIn7Days #LeadingChange #LivestockRevolution #GlobalAgriculture #SustainableSolutions #NetZero

Nbryo is thrilled to announce the receipt of funding from the Queensland Investment Corporation's (QIC) Venture Capital Development Fund, through Mandalay Venture Partners. As a pioneering force in livestock genetics, Nbryo's advanced technology enables rapid genetic improvement in bovine embryo production—achieving in seven days what traditionally takes seven years. We're proud to continue driving innovation in this space and look forward to a future of sustainable livestock production. #Nbryo #LivestockGenetics #Innovation #QIC #MandalayVenturePartners https://bit.ly/4eu8SaZ

Developing solutions for the world. Making embryo transfer available and affordable for commercial beef and dairy producers around the world – that’s our mission. The future of livestock production is changing and we are striving to give producers the tools to adapt and to improve productivity and environmental outcomes. In order to ensure livestock producers across the globe have fair and equitable access to Nbryo technology releases' we need to understand the unique features and requirements of each market. Beef production markets: In markets where beef production is the primary focus, there is an increasing sense of urgency for the industry to increase productivity and reduce environmental impacts. With a strong presence in these regions, we are well-positioned to leverage our local expertise and world-class laboratory facilities to roll out our developing technology platform. Our solutions are timely as these markets shift from artificial insemination and traditional embryo transfer technologies to IVF embryos. Dairy production markets: In regions where dairy production dominates, developing technology solutions is crucial for addressing productivity challenges, particularly in lower-income countries. With significant numbers of animals needing to be bred annually, IVF has been identified as key to enhancing production and maintaining and developing indigenous breeds. With support from various governments and organisations, we're driving IVF adoption in these regions. Established markets: In more mature markets where IVF and ET are already widely used in both beef and dairy sectors, there is a clear need to reduce wastage, boost productivity, and reduce methane emissions. Our technology platform offers competitive advantages for enterprises looking to adopt cutting-edge solutions. We are committed to working closely with industry leaders and governments to turn our vision for a new livestock system into reality. Any questions? Please ask us below. #Nbryo #7YearsIn7Days #NbryoPartner #PoweredByNbryo #LeadingChange #LivestockRevolution #GlobalAgriculture #SustainableSolutions #GeneticImprovement #CattleBreeding #NewEra

Biosecurity is crucial in safeguarding Australia's beef and dairy industries, and it requires collective effort across the entire supply chain. At Nbryo, we are proud to play a pivotal role in addressing future biosecurity challenges. This week, Nick Cameron and Sophia Edwards discussed how cutting-edge technology can offer solutions to these challenges and how Nbryo is at the forefront of this vital work at the Biosecurity Symposium. #Nbryo #7YearsIn7Days #NbryoPartner #PoweredByNbryo #LeadingChange #Biosecurity #GlobalChallenges #NetZero

Yesterday, Nbryo Co Founder & Chair, Euan Murdoch hosted Senator Anthony Chisholm and team at Nindooinbah alongside CEO, Gerard Davis and CMO, Sophia Edwards #Nbryo #7yearsin7days CMAX Advisory

WEBINAR INVITATION: Transforming the Future of Cattle Breeding With 91 participants already registered, now is your chance to secure your spot for tomorrow’s webinar! Imagine the power to identify your top genetics, genomically select desired traits, multiply them exponentially, and transfer them affordably into recipient females. This is the vision of Nbryo, a groundbreaking technology that is on its way to becoming reality. Join us to learn more about Nbryo and how you can become involved in the Nbryo Tech Ambassador Program. Reserve your seat now: bit.ly/3X7TsTR Don’t forget to share this invitation with anyone who might be interested. Meat & Livestock Australia Cattle Australia AgForce Queensland Brangus Australia Australian Brahman Breeders' Association Limited Herefords Australia Australian Wagyu Association Santa Gertrudis Breeders Australia Association Australian Tuli #Nbryo #7YearsIn7Days #LeadingChange #LivestockRevolution #GlobalAgriculture #SustainableSolutions #Genetics

We know that the future of sustainable and resilient livestock production depends on science, innovation, and collaboration. This article from Beef Central highlights the critical role science plays in enhancing the resilience of livestock food systems from farm to fork. Nbryo is working towards supporting cattle and dairy producers in regions like Sub-Saharan Africa with more affordable solutions to advance livestock breeding and strengthen gene banks. https://lnkd.in/g49TVm3p University of Pretoria AAAS - Australian Association of Animal Sciences #Nbryo #7YearsIn7Days #LeadingChange #LivestockRevolution #GlobalAgriculture #SustainableSolutions #GeneticGains #CattleGenomics #FoodSecurity #FeedingTheWorld #Africa #SubSaharanAfrica

Nbryo’s CEO, Gerard Davis and Co-founder and Director of Technical Development Nick Cameron recently caught up with Professor Appolinaire Djikeng, a Member of the Nbryo Scientific Advisory Committee on his recent visit to Australia. As Director General of International Livestock Research Institute (ILRI) and Senior Director for the Livestock-based systems of the CGIAR, Professor Djikeng brings an important perspective on the challenges facing smallholder production systems in Africa and the essential role livestock play in the livelihoods and economies of communities in low and middle-income countries globally. These populations face greater challenges than elsewhere and are significantly impacted by the climate crisis, conflicts, resource scarcity, poverty and inequality, food insecurity, malnutrition, and environmental degradation. Professor Djikeng shares our commitment to solving these global challenges and assists in research planning for the development of the Nbryo platform for Sub-Sahara Africa. The global livestock industry needs transformational change to tackle issues such as climate change and Nbryo plans to transform the livestock sector by making successful embryo transfer available and affordable to every beef and dairy producer around the world. But more than just innovative technologies will be needed to solve the big challenges global agriculture faces - feeding a rapidly growing population amidst climate change impacts. Partnerships and collaborations between researchers, and industry stakeholders are vital if we are to achieve our vision. That of a world with food security, thriving farms and communities, well-being and natural systems resilience and a net zero nature-positive future. Harnessing human capacity to exchange ideas, knowledge and build innovation to develop resilient livestock systems will help to empower local communities. In addition it will improve the lives of millions of people around the world being affected by the climate crisis. #Nbryo #7YearsIn7Days #CGIAR #ILRI #LeadingChange #FoodSecurity #LivestockRevolution #GlobalAgriculture #SustainableSolutions #NetZero #SubSaharaAfrica #ResilientLivestockSystems

Catching up with livestock producers, industry leaders and stakeholders at the Ekka is undoubtedly a highlight of the calendar year. Nbryo team members (Lewis Frost, Sophia Edwards and Rebecca Arnott) enjoyed explaining and discussing the future of assisted breeding with some of Australia’s leading beef producers at the Rural Press Club breakfast, ringside with exhibitors and at the Australian Brahman Breeders Conference. Producer feedback is invaluable when it comes to solving industry challenges; particularly in terms of developing technology that will have impact behind and beyond the farm gate. We are hearing: ➡️ producers agree assisted breeding methodologies need to change in order to accelerate genetic improvement. After all, it is hard to believe embryo transfer has hardly changed since the 70’s. ➡️ commercial producers need access to AFFORDABLE embryo transfer; and, ➡️ it needs to be easy and timely. Nbryo is delivering solutions to these constraints through its technology platform; aiming to deliver low-cost, high-scale production of high-quality embryos. For our upcoming webinar, visit the link: https://lnkd.in/gTcdm3Gu L-R Sophia Edwards, Nbryo, Lewis Frost, Nbryo and John Langbridge, Teys Australia L-R Former UNE ag students Ian Campbell, Jack Fahey, along with Tim Gallagher AAM and Rebecca Arnott, Nbryo at the Rural Press Club of Queensland Ekka Breakfast. #Nbryo #7YearsIn7Days #Ekka #Ekka2024 #cattle #beef #cattlemen #beef

The world is confronting a critical challenge: how to feed a rapidly growing population in the face of climate change impacts. By 2050, a growing population of nearly ten billion people will require safe, affordable protein, putting immense pressure on global food security. The increasing global demand for beef and dairy places significant strain on livestock industries to simultaneously enhance production efficiency, reduce emissions, and improve ecological sustainability and animal welfare. So what next? Learn how advanced breeding technologies are fast becoming part of the solution.