title = "Estrus Detection in Cattle"

content = """
Accurate estrus detection improves conception rates in both natural service
and artificial insemination programs. Observation timing and method affect
detection rates.

**Signs of Estrus:** Standing to be mounted by other cattle is the primary
sign. Secondary signs include mounting others, restlessness, bawling,
clear vaginal mucus, and swollen vulva. Activity is often heightened
during early morning and evening.

**Observation Schedule:** Observe at least twice daily for 30 minutes
each, or use automated activity monitors. Record standing events and
animal IDs. Cows in standing estrus are usually bred within 12 to 18
hours of first standing.

**Factors Reducing Detection:** Poor footing, heat stress, illness,
and inadequate observation time. Improve conditions and increase
observation frequency when detection rates are low.
"""  # noqa: E501

version = "0.0.1"
