STATEMENT of MISSION

Realizing that the primary purpose of " AI " is to obtain more rapid genetic improvement and to enhance biosecurity , IBS...

...will strive to provide our customers with boar semen that passes stringent health and quality control standards and meets accelerated genetic standards for superiority in economically important traits at reasonable prices.

...will offer to our customers high quality, field proven "AI" equipment, supplies and other products at competitive prices

...will dedicate ourselves to being a leader in the swine "AI" industry by continually evaluating and upgrading customer service, quality control and genetic advancement programs!

...since June 1, 1991, when UNIVERSAL PIG GENES, INC. and its new staff started, they have brought IBS back to the forefront of the industry. IBS is celebrating it's 23rd year of being the "AI" Innovators.
 
 

International Boar Semen (IBS), a division of Universal Pig Genes,Inc., is committed to helping the pork producer of any size adapt to the rapidly changing industry. Since 1976, IBS's commitment to providing superior swine genetics to the swine industry has been unequalled. IBS was the first "AI" stud to offer frozen semen, to identify genetically superior performance tested sires, both central tested and on-farm, to offer genetics from other countries of the world; to classify bloodlines as Terminal, Maternal or General and to let their customers utilize F1's and Hybrids in their genetic programs.

In the seven years since UPG,Inc acquired IBS, many positive changes have taken place. Our Semen Quality Control Program has clients reporting higher farrowing rates and litter sizes using IBS semen in comparison to their results with semen from other Studs. The quality of our genetics is unequalled.

Our staff is in demand to present "AI" seminars and on-the-farm training. International interest has never been greater.  We are now one of three AI studs in the United States approved for semen shipments to China.
 

Celebrating our Twenty-Fourth Year
of Serving the Swine Industry