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Get ready for the AETA-CETA/ACTE Annual Convention 2026 in Wisconsin, September 24–26!

Join the leading minds in the embryo transfer industry for three days of networking, learning, and innovation. More details coming soon—stay tuned!

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Our Vision

The American Embryo Transfer Association embraces its responsibility as the resource for embryo technology in the United States. This authority is developed and supported through our commitment to excellence in several broad areas: Education and developing and maintaining high industry standards.

Why AETA

U.S. Livestock Genetics Export, Inc. (USLGE) explains why the American Embryo Transfer Association (AETA) is the gold standard of the embryo transfer industry - and why U.S. genetics are reliable.

Support AETA’s Mission

Your contribution helps advance excellence in embryo transfer science, education, and industry standards. By making a donation, you are investing in programs that strengthen our community, enhance professional development opportunities, and support resources that benefit practitioners and the broader field. Every gift—large or small—makes a meaningful difference and helps ensure AETA can continue to provide value to its members and the embryo transfer industry.
Thank you for your generosity and for being part of our mission.

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Why Join AETA?

Members get coveted access to convention recordings and proceedings, discounts on annual meeting registrations, and so much more!

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2025 AETA & CETA/ACTE Joint Annual Convention: Recordings Available!

Missed a session, or not able to join us in Reno? Members can log in now to view the 2025 recordings (and past years, too!).

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AETA Certification Program

The AETA is the vanguard of the embryo technology industry, and our certification program is the gold standard recognized around the world. Certified AETA embryo transfer (ET) practitioners are known for their experience, quality of work, and professionalism.

How to become Certified - Individuals must pass a rigorous exam, demonstrate extensive experience, participate in annual continuing education, and abide by the rules and regulations established by AETA and the USDA, including facility and laboratory inspections.

Who is AETA Certified - Certified AETA practitioners are professionals who understand the importance of your herd’s genetic success, results, and performance, and the product that enhances the bottom line for you and other producers around the world.

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AETA Newsletter

Stay up-to-date with the latest AETA news by checking out our A Closer Look newsletter.

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