Certified Artificial Insemination Technician for Beef & Dairy in the Delaware, Maryland, and New Jersey areas.

I come to you.

Certified since 2013 • 5,000+ cows bred • Starts at $40/cow • English / Español

What I do for you:

Essentially, I come to your farm and breed your cows.

You first tell me how many cows need breed, roughly when you're available, and answer a few more questions below.

I handle the timing, bring what’s needed, show up when everyone is ready, and we get it done.

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Who I am:

My name is Stephanie Heslep and I’m a certified AI tech, and have been doing this since 2013, with 5,000+ cows bred across beef and dairy.

After you answer a few questions I need to know, we discuss details, dates/timing or a general schedule, and I'll bring what I need.

Some people consider a bull, but there are more problems with a bull than you realize.

If you turn to getting a bull, you’ll worry about safety for everyone involved, potential diseases, and not knowing exactly what genetics you’ll get.

If you want me to manage everything from A-Z, I can handle synchronization too: CIDR placement, PG, GnRH, supplies, timing, and the insemination.

What you get:

  • Cows bred when they’re ready

  • A shorter, more predictable calving season

  • Less stress for you, your cows, and your crew

  • One plan that’s easy to follow

Pricing & travel:

  • Starts at $40 per cow

  • Travel is $1 per mile (one way) from Sussex County, Lewes, DE

  • We confirm total cost before we schedule

Pricing & travel:

  • Delaware, Maryland, and New Jersey areas. I come to you.

Common questions I get:

Question 1: “Do you have a minimum head count?” No. I book from 1 cow to 100+.

Question 2: “Do I have to synchronize?” No. Optional. I’ll advise either way.

Question 3: “Do you supply semen?” Most likely. It depends on a few things. Answer the questions and we’ll discuss it later.

Question 4: “How soon can you come out?” Depends on your window and my calendar. Most likely within a few days from first notice.

Question 5: “How does payment work?” Due at service, and just an invoice.