Mamedova A.
Scientific Secretary
Scientific Research Institute of Animal Husbandry, Goygol, Azerbaijan

Jabbarov T.
Director of Sheki Support Point
Scientific Research Institute of Animal Husbandry, Shaki, Azerbaijan

Agabalaev T.
Researcher of Sheki Support Point
Scientific Research Institute of Animal Husbandry, Shaki, Azerbaijan

Soltanov I.
Senior Assistant of Sheki Support Point
Scientific Research Institute of Animal Husbandry, Shaki, Azerbaijan

Abstract
From the first periods of the creation and formation of society and until now, livestock farming has always developed, improved and, if necessary, specialized as the main source of meat, milk, fat, eggs and honey.

Artificial insemination of animals, improving their breed composition and increasing productivity is one of the most important issues in our republic. By widely applying this advanced method, inseminating female animals with seeds from high-class sires, it is possible to prevent infertility, and at the same time a number of diseases that can be sexually transmitted during mating. The main goal of artificial insemination is the creation of new productive breeds and the replacement of unproductive local breeds with more productive breeds [6].

Keywords: artificial insemination, sire, seed, breed, productivity, biotechnological method, crossbreed, breeding herd