From left to right: Olivia Foreman, George Owen, Brianne Bishop, and Trista McDannald
Bishop Reproductive Services was established by Brianne Bishop to provide a reproduction-focused practice model to producers in mid-Missouri.
Brianne’s interest in cattle reproduction was sparked when her family began using embryo transfer in their registered Herefords. While attending college at the University of Missouri-Columbia, she majored in Animal Sciences and completed coursework including reproductive physiology and reproductive management. These courses led to an internship where Brianne spent her summer in South Dakota on a ranch that heavily utilized AI in both their heifers and in the cow herd. In 2013 Brianne began a dual Masters-DVM program at the University of Missouri and was able to work with Dr. David Patterson, who pioneered the Missouri Show-Me-Select Heifer Program. Brianne’s masters research focused on Split-Time AI and the timing of GnRH for cows and heifers that fail to show heat prior to AI. She attended the International Embryo Transfer School in 2015 and began flushing cows at home for AbraKadabra Cattle Company.
Following graduation Brianne joined the team at Quail Valley Veterinary Clinic as a mixed animal veterinarian where she developed her skills in veterinary medicine and continued to focus on beef cattle reproduction. After two years she decided to follow her passion and start her own reproductive service.
Brianne currently lives on a family farm in Millersburg with her husband, Logan, and two children, Ellie and Mason. The farm serves as their donor reproductive facility, designed for short and long-term donor housing.
Olivia joined the team in 2022 as a veterinary assistant while studying Animal Sciences at MU. She grew up on a family farm in Hannibal, MO. She does it all- from running the chute, vaccinating, and keeping records, to searching for embryos in the lab. Olivia is a familiar face to many of our clients!
Trista joined the team in 2024 as our newest embryologist. Trista is a 2024 Animal Science graduate of Oklahoma State University. She is originally from Columbia where she was active in 4-H and FFA growing up. Her family has deep roots in agriculture, raising both crops and cattle. Trista will manage our embryo transfer lab and you will also get to see her out and about on farm calls.
George Owen is an MU alumnus who joined the team in 2024 and currently resides in Hallsville, MO. He has had prior experience with companies directly involved in cattle reproduction ranging from Trans Ova Genetics to Semex, as well as large herd management positions. George will assist chute side during OPU collection and will work directly with clients to schedule donors for OPU.
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