Wagyu Embryos for Sale

Wagyu embryos from top sire Homerun (Top 2% BFI Australia) cost €650 per embryo (excl. VAT). The premium mating Homerun × EWC 242 United costs €690 per embryo.

Volume discounts available from 10+, 20+ and 30+ embryos.

You can buy Wagyu embryos directly from Wagyuhof Genetik:

• WhatsApp: +43 650 265 0035
• Email: office@wagyuhofgenetik.com

We ship Wagyu embryos EU-wide and worldwide.

Currently 39 export-ready Wagyu embryos from 7 matings are available (as of May 2026). All are sired by the absolute superstar Homerun (Top 2% BFI Australia, Europe's #1 Wagyu sire). The largest batch is Homerun × EWC 242 United with 21 embryos.

Cattle of any breed are suitable as recipients for Wagyu embryos. Wagyu calves weigh only 25-32 kg at birth – so easy calving is guaranteed.

For Grade 1 & 2 Wagyu embryos:

• Fresh embryos: 55-65%
• Frozen embryos: 45-55%

We ship Wagyu embryos EU-wide and worldwide in liquid nitrogen (nitrogen tanks) directly to your AI station or ET veterinarian. The continuous cold chain at -196°C guarantees full vitality of the embryos. We can handle shipping costs and customs clearance for you upon request.

Yes! Currently export-ready are matings with the superstar Homerun (Top 2% BFI Australia). On request, we regularly produce new Wagyu embryos with additional top sires such as Itofuku, Ayato, WG Q122, WG Itomacho and Hector.

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 calving.

Yes – all our Wagyu embryos are free of genetic anomalies and genetic defects. They come from Austrian Herd Book Section A with complete DNA documentation over 11 generations. The parent animals are DNA-tested for F11, CL16, CHS, B3 and IARS – only animals free of genetic defects enter our breeding program.

Wagyu embryo transfer is the fastest and most economical way to your own Fullblood herd:

• Instantly 100% Fullblood
• No multi-generation breeding required
• All offspring directly into Austrian Herd Book A
• Any cattle breed works as recipient

Yes! We offer attractive volume discounts on Wagyu embryos:

• From 10 embryos: Improved terms
• From 20 embryos: Better prices & flexible payment
• From 30 embryos: Best prices & tailored packages

Contact us via WhatsApp or email for your personal offer.

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 synchronized recipient cow.

The recipient cow 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 cow.

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 DNA-tested for these genetic defects. Only animals free of genetic defects enter our breeding program. This makes all our Wagyu embryos free of genetic anomalies and genetic defects.

Fullblood Wagyu are 100% purebred Wagyu animals with herd book registration – produced via Wagyu × Wagyu mating or via Wagyu embryo transfer.

F1 / Crossbreeds are crosses of a Wagyu sire with a dam of another breed (Holstein, Simmental etc.). F1 animals have only 50% Wagyu genetics and are not eligible for the Wagyu herd book.

Wagyu embryos are the fastest path to a 100% Fullblood herd – without years of upgrading over 6-7 generations.

The grade describes the morphological quality of the embryo at flushing:

• Grade 1: Highest quality, 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 registered in Austrian Herd Book Section A.

The Austrian Herd Book Section A is the highest classification in the Austrian Wagyu herd book. Requirements:

• 100% Fullblood Wagyu lineage
• Complete DNA documentation over all ancestors
• Free of genetic defects
• Correct certificates of origin for sire and dam

Wagyu embryos with Herd Book A status are fully eligible for breeding from the day of birth – without further upgrading.

BMS stands for Beef Marbling Score – the Japanese marbling scale from 1 to 12. The higher the BMS, the finer and more intense the intramuscular fat marbling.

• 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 like Homerun (Top 2% BFI Australia) typically reach BMS 8 to 12. This produces meat with unmatched tenderness, juiciness and flavor.

Yes, Wagyu embryo transfer is performed by a specialized ET veterinarian. The embryos are transferred into prepared, synchronized recipient cattle.

We are happy to recommend experienced ET veterinarians in Austria, Germany and Switzerland – just contact us.

The gestation period for Wagyu cattle is approximately 280-290 days on average – like most other cattle breeds.

Wagyu calves come into the world with only 25-32 kg birth weight (Simmental comparison: 40-50 kg). This makes embryo transfer easy even for smaller recipient breeds.

The black Wagyu (Kuroge) divide into four main Japanese bloodlines:

• Tajima: Best marbling, easy calving – the absolute meat quality line (Kobe Beef line).
• Kedaka: Good growth, strong maternal traits, robust animals.
• Shimane: Fertility, milk yield, balanced conformation.
• Okayama: Good daily gain, strong growth.

Professionals combine these lines in a rotational breeding program to leverage the strengths of each line.