
Casey Downey
Program Director at Innovate Animal Ag, focused on in-ovo sexing technology and animal agriculture innovation
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Jun 26, 2026
The Scramble: If Everyone Wants In-Ovo Sexing, Why Hasn't It Scaled?
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5:12Greg SchoenefeldHOST
So Casey, yeah, wondering if you could just give a quick rundown on the technology available today.

Casey DowneyGUEST
So in addition to being this kind of ethical issue, as Nancy pointed out, it's also like a remarkable inefficiency.

Casey DowneyGUEST
I mean, it's kind of remarkable that we spend all this money like incubating these chicks, like paying for laborers to sex them.

Casey DowneyGUEST
And so not only is there kind of this ethical issue, there's also this economic issue where this is costing ultimately the industry money.

Casey DowneyGUEST
There are three companies that have produced technologies that I would say are very clearly commercially successful and commercially in the market.
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