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The fastest route to your own Fullblood herd | Homerun · Top 2% BFI Australia
Premium Wagyu embryos of Grade 1 & 2. 100% Fullblood, free of genetic defects, Herd Book Section A with complete DNA over 11 generations. Currently 39 export-ready Wagyu embryos from the absolute superstar Homerun – Top 2% BFI in Australia and an upgrade for any herd. Produced with Genostar, export via Genetic Austria. Easy births guaranteed – Wagyu calves weigh only 25-32 kg! Delivery EU-wide & worldwide.
Why buy Wagyu embryos?
The most economical entry into Wagyu breeding with embryo transfer
Most economical entry
Wagyu embryos are cheaper than breeding animals – faster to a Fullblood herd
Any breed as recipient
Use your existing herd as recipient animals for Wagyu embryos
Easy births
Wagyu calves weigh only 25-32 kg at birth – problem-free calving
Instantly 100% Fullblood
No generational breeding – Wagyu embryos are purebred from day one
Herd book included
All offspring from Wagyu embryos registered directly in Herd Book A
Full support
We guide you from the Wagyu embryo all the way to pregnancy
Wagyu embryos consulting & quote
We advise you on the ideal mating and prepare your individual quote incl. export!
🌍 EU & worldwide export via Genetic Austria
Buy current Wagyu embryos
39 export-ready Wagyu embryos currently available · superstar sire Homerun (Top 2% BFI Australia) · Grade 1 & 2 · 100% free of genetic defects · Herd Book Section A · price on request – export via Genetic Austria
| Status | Wagyu embryo mating (sire × dam) | Qty | Sex | Note | Action |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Available | 🐃 Homerun × EWC 242 UnitedHomerun: Top 2% BFI Australia · Dam: EWC 242 United × Shigeyuna |
21 pcs | ❓ | 📦 Volume tip · export-ready | |
| Available | 🐃 Homerun × Mr ItodoiHomerun: Top 2% BFI Australia · Dam: Mr Itodoi × MRB |
9 pcs | ❓ | export-ready | |
| Available | 🐃 Homerun × KinuyasudoiHomerun: Top 2% BFI Australia · Dam: Kinuyasudoi × Tsuyoshi |
4 pcs | ❓ | export-ready | |
| Available | 🐃 Homerun × KinuyasudoiHomerun: Top 2% BFI Australia · Dam: Kinuyasudoi × Ito Macho |
2 pcs | ❓ | export-ready | |
| Available | 🐃 Homerun × Lisheen P 26Homerun: Top 2% BFI Australia · Dam: Lisheen P 26 × Mrs Fuji |
1 pc | ❓ | export-ready | |
| Available | 🐃 Homerun × Lake WagyuHomerun: Top 2% BFI Australia · Dam: Lake Wagyu × Itokara |
1 pc | ❓ | export-ready | |
| Available | 🐃 Homerun × CHR ShigeshigetaniHomerun: Top 2% BFI Australia · Dam: CHR Shigeshigetani × Laura |
1 pc | ❓ | export-ready |
🌍 Production & export of the Wagyu embryos
🧬 Production with Genostar
Our Wagyu embryos are produced in cooperation with Genostar – after a hard, strict selection of the donor and parent animals. Only animals free of defects, Fullblood and from Herd Book A with complete DNA over 11 generations enter the flushing programme.
📋 Export via Genetic Austria
Worldwide export is handled by Genetic Austria – incl. export certificates, veterinary health certificates and all required examinations. The export, certificate and examination costs depend on the destination country and are included in your individual quote.
📦 Volume tiers for Wagyu embryos
🧬 Custom Wagyu embryo matings
We regularly produce new Wagyu embryos. Tell us your preferred sire!
How Wagyu embryo transfer works
From the Wagyu embryos enquiry to your own Fullblood calf
Consulting
We find the right Wagyu embryos
Selection
You choose your Wagyu embryos
Shipping
Directly to your vet
Transfer
Wagyu embryo to recipient
Success
Your Fullblood Wagyu calf!
Key information on Wagyu embryos
🐃 Suitable recipient animals for Wagyu embryos
Cattle of all breeds are suitable as recipient animals for Wagyu embryos:
- Good state of health
- Regular cycle
- Medium to large breeds recommended
📊 Pregnancy rates with Wagyu embryos
With Grade 1 & 2 Wagyu embryos:
- Fresh: 55-65% pregnancy rate
- Frozen: 45-55% pregnancy rate
🪶 Easy births with Wagyu embryos
Wagyu calves from Wagyu embryos are particularly small:
- Birth weight: only 25-32 kg
- For comparison: Simmental 40-50 kg
- Problem-free births guaranteed!
🥇 Quality & origin of our Wagyu embryos
- Grade 1 & 2
- 100% Fullblood
- Free of genetic defects (CL16, B3, CHS, F11, IARS)
- Herd Book Section A
- Complete DNA over 11 generations
- Produced with Genostar · export via Genetic Austria
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Frequently asked questions about Wagyu embryos
How much does a Wagyu embryo cost?
We prepare the price for Wagyu embryos individually on request. The reason: the export, certificate and examination costs differ depending on the destination country and are handled by our export partner Genetic Austria.
Volume tiers from 10+, 20+ and 50+ embryos. Enquire via WhatsApp or email.
Where can I buy Wagyu embryos?
You can buy Wagyu embryos directly from Wagyuhof Genetik:
- WhatsApp: +43 650 265 0035
- By email: office@wagyuhofgenetik.com
We deliver Wagyu embryos EU-wide & worldwide – export via Genetic Austria.
Who handles the export of the Wagyu embryos?
The export is handled by Genetic Austria – our partner for international export. Genetic Austria takes care of export certificates, veterinary health certificates and all required examinations. The export, certificate and examination costs depend on the destination country and are included in the individual quote.
How are the Wagyu embryos produced?
Our Wagyu embryos are produced in cooperation with Genostar. The basis is a hard, strict selection of the donor and parent animals: only animals free of defects, Fullblood and from Herd Book Section A with complete DNA over 11 generations enter the flushing programme. This produces Grade 1 and 2 Wagyu embryos with top genetics from leading sire Homerun.
How many Wagyu embryos are currently available?
Currently 39 export-ready Wagyu embryos from 7 matings are available (as of May 2026). All come from the absolute superstar Homerun (Top 2% BFI Australia, Europe's #1 Wagyu sire). The largest unit is Homerun × EWC 242 United with 21 embryos.
Which recipient animals are suitable for Wagyu embryos?
Cattle of all breeds are suitable as recipient animals for Wagyu embryos. Wagyu calves weigh only 25-32 kg at birth – so problem-free births are guaranteed.
What is the pregnancy rate with Wagyu embryos?
With Grade 1 & 2 Wagyu embryos:
- Fresh embryos: 55-65%
- Frozen embryos: 45-55%
How does the shipping of Wagyu embryos work?
We ship Wagyu embryos EU-wide & worldwide in nitrogen tanks directly to your AI station or vet. Export, customs clearance and veterinary certificates are handled by our export partner Genetic Austria.
Can I choose the mating for my Wagyu embryos?
Yes! Currently export-ready are matings with superstar Homerun (Top 2% BFI Australia). On request we regularly produce new Wagyu embryos with further leading sires such as Itofuku, Ayato, WG Q122, WG Itomacho and Hector.
How heavy are Wagyu calves at birth?
Wagyu calves from Wagyu embryos weigh only 25-32 kg at birth. For comparison: Simmental calves weigh 40-50 kg. This means easy, problem-free births.
Are the Wagyu embryos free of genetic defects?
Yes – all our Wagyu embryos are free of genetic conditions and hereditary defects. They come from Herd Book Section A with complete DNA documentation over 11 generations. The parent animals are tested by DNA for F11, CL16, CHS, B3 and IARS – only animals free of defects enter our breeding programme.
What is the advantage of Wagyu embryo transfer?
Wagyu embryo transfer is the fastest and most economical route to your own Fullblood herd:
- Immediately 100% Fullblood
- No generational breeding required
- All offspring registered directly in Herd Book A
- Any breed as recipient
Are there volume discounts for Wagyu embryos?
Yes! We offer attractive volume tiers for Wagyu embryos:
- From 10 embryos: improved terms
- From 20 embryos: better terms & flexible payment conditions
- From 50 embryos: individual best terms & tailor-made packages
Contact us via WhatsApp or email for your personal quote.
What is Wagyu embryo transfer and how does it work?
In Wagyu embryo transfer (ET) a 7-day-old Wagyu embryo is flushed from a Wagyu donor cow, preserved in liquid nitrogen and transferred into a synchronised recipient animal.
The recipient can be any cattle breed (Holstein, Simmental, Limousin etc.). After the normal gestation period (approx. 280–290 days) a 100% Fullblood Wagyu calf is born – genetically completely independent of the recipient animal.
Which genetic defects occur in Wagyu cattle – and how are they tested?
Several genetic defects are known in Wagyu cattle. The most important:
- F11 (Factor XI Deficiency) – blood clotting disorder
- CL16 (Claudin-16 deficiency) – renal tubular dysplasia
- CHS (Chediak-Higashi syndrome) – immune deficiency
- B3 (Wagyu B3) – muscle development disorder
- IARS (Isoleucyl-tRNA synthetase) – growth disorder
At Wagyuhof Genetik all parent animals are tested by DNA for these defects. Only animals free of defects enter our breeding programme. This makes all our Wagyu embryos free of genetic conditions and hereditary defects.
What is the difference between Fullblood Wagyu and F1 / crossbred?
Fullblood Wagyu are 100% purebred Wagyu animals with herd book registration – produced via Wagyu × Wagyu mating or via Wagyu embryo transfer.
F1 / crossbred are crosses of a Wagyu sire and a dam of another breed (Holstein, Simmental etc.). F1 animals have only 50% Wagyu genetics and are not herd-book eligible as Wagyu.
Wagyu embryos are the fastest route to a 100% Fullblood herd – without years of grading-up over 6–7 generations.
What do Grade 1 and Grade 2 mean for Wagyu embryos?
The grade describes the morphological quality of the embryo at flushing:
- Grade 1: highest quality level, optimal cell structure, best pregnancy rates (fresh 55–65%, frozen 45–55%).
- Grade 2: very good quality, slight morphological deviations, still very good pregnancy rates.
Both grades are 100% Fullblood, free of genetic defects and are registered in Herd Book Section A.
What is Herd Book Section A?
Herd Book Section A is the highest classification in the Austrian Wagyu herd book. Requirements:
- 100% Fullblood Wagyu descent
- Complete DNA documentation over all ancestors
- Free of genetic defects
- Correct certificates of origin from sire and dam
Wagyu embryos with Herd Book A status are fully breeding-eligible from the day of birth – without further grading-up.
What does BMS mean and how does Wagyu beef marble?
BMS stands for Beef Marbling Score – the Japanese marbling scale from 1 to 12. The higher the BMS, the finer and more intense the fat marbling in the muscle.
- BMS 1–3: conventional cattle breeds
- BMS 4–7: premium Wagyu
- BMS 8–12: top Wagyu at Kobe level
Fullblood Wagyu from first-class genetics such as Homerun (Top 2% BFI Australia) typically reach BMS 8 to 12. This produces beef with unrivalled tenderness, juiciness and flavour.
Do I need a specialised vet for Wagyu embryo transfer?
Yes, Wagyu embryo transfer is performed by a specialised ET vet. The embryos are transferred into prepared, synchronised recipient animals.
We are happy to recommend experienced ET vets in Austria, Germany and Switzerland – just get in touch.
How long is the gestation period in Wagyu cattle?
The gestation period in Wagyu cattle averages 280–290 days – as in most other cattle breeds.
Wagyu calves are born with only 25–32 kg birth weight (Simmental comparison: 40–50 kg). This makes embryo transfer problem-free even for smaller recipient breeds.
Which Wagyu bloodlines exist (Tajima, Kedaka, Shimane, Okayama)?
The black Wagyu (Kuroge) split into four main Japanese bloodlines:
- Tajima: best marbling, easy births – the line for ultimate meat quality (Kobe beef line).
- Kedaka: good growth, strong maternal traits, robust animals.
- Shimane: fertility, milk yield, balanced conformation.
- Okayama: good daily gains, strong growth.
Professionals combine the lines in a rotational breeding programme to use the strengths of each line.
Buy Wagyu embryos – your route to a Fullblood herd
Buy Wagyu embryos – As a leading supplier of Wagyu embryos in Europe, we offer you premium Fullblood Wagyu embryos of Grade 1 and 2. Currently 39 export-ready Wagyu embryos from 7 matings are available – all from the absolute superstar Homerun, the Top 2% BFI sire in Australia and a real upgrade for any herd. Wagyu embryos are the fastest and most economical route to your own Fullblood herd – instantly 100% purebred, without years of grading-up.
Production with Genostar – Our Wagyu embryos are produced in cooperation with Genostar. The basis is a hard, strict selection of the donor and parent animals: only animals free of defects, Fullblood and from Herd Book Section A with complete DNA over 11 generations enter the flushing programme. This ensures consistently high Wagyu embryo quality at the top level.
Wagyu embryo prices & export via Genetic Austria – We prepare the price for Wagyu embryos individually on request. The reason: export, certificate and examination costs differ depending on the destination country and are handled by our export partner Genetic Austria – including export certificates, veterinary health certificates and all required examinations. This gives you a transparent all-in quote for each destination country. Volume tiers from 10+, 20+ and 50+ embryos. The largest available unit is Homerun × EWC 242 United with 21 embryos.
Wagyu embryo transfer advantages – With Wagyu embryos you use your existing herd as recipient animals. Wagyu calves weigh only 25-32 kg at birth – meaning easy, problem-free births even with smaller dams. All offspring from Wagyu embryos are registered directly in Herd Book A.
Wagyu embryo quality – All our Wagyu embryos are 100% Fullblood, free of genetic defects (tested for CL16, B3, CHS, F11, IARS) and come from Herd Book Section A with complete DNA documentation over 11 generations. We offer Wagyu embryos of Grade 1 (pregnancy rate fresh 55-65%) and Grade 2.
Wagyu embryo delivery – We ship Wagyu embryos in nitrogen tanks directly to your AI station or vet – EU-wide & worldwide. The entire export incl. customs clearance is handled by Genetic Austria. Contact us for available Wagyu embryos and individual custom matings.
Why buy Wagyu embryos from Wagyuhof Genetik? With over 12 years of experience in Wagyu breeding and as chairman of the Austrian Wagyu Association, we offer the highest quality standards for Wagyu embryos. Our export-ready Wagyu embryos come from the absolute superstar Homerun – Top 2% BFI in Australia – as well as from further leading sires on request. Whether you want to buy a single Wagyu embryo or are a large buyer with volume tiers, you can enquire the same way. We also offer Wagyu semen and further Wagyu genetics direct from the farm. Wagyuhof Genetik, Porstenberg 17, 3350 Haag, Lower Austria.
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Personal advice on Wagyu embryos, matings and your breeding goals. Volume tiers from 10+, 20+ & 50+ embryos.
Florian Irxenmayr • Wagyu breeding since 2012 • Chairman of the Austrian Wagyu Association | Production with Genostar · export via Genetic Austria | Volume tiers from 10+, 20+ & 50+ embryos