This document discusses techniques for artificial insemination in various animal species. It begins by defining artificial insemination as the introduction of semen into the female reproductive tract by means other than sexual intercourse. Advantages include genetic improvement and disease control, while limitations include needing skilled personnel and lower conception rates than natural breeding. The techniques described include recto-vaginal insemination in cows, intravaginal or transcervical insemination in does, and various methods like intravaginal, transcervical, or laparoscopic intrauterine insemination in ewes. For chickens, semen is deposited into the vagina with the bird restrained and its abdomen pressed.