Artificial Insemination and Treatment of Infertility in Dairy Animals by Honnappagol and Tandle is a valuable resource that has been authored by 16 highly experienced faculty members from various academic departments. These experts are actively engaged in undergraduate and postgraduate teaching and have extensive knowledge in the field. The editors have ensured that all aspects of artificial insemination and infertility have been covered in the 20 chapters of the book, making it an essential guide for students and veterinarians. This comprehensive resource aims to minimize potential economic losses for dairy animal owners and the dairy industry by providing practical knowledge and skills for handling, storing, and evaluating frozen semen, safety handling of cryocans and liquid nitrogen, factors affecting success rate in artificial insemination programs, and drugs and hormones used in treating reproductive disorders. The book covers all facets of infertility, including endocrinology of estrous cycle, the role of nutrition and feed formulation, breeding strategies, estrus detection aids, recent advances in reproduction-controlled breeding, fertility improvement, use of ultrasound and laparoscopy, therapeutic management of infertility, and reproductive disease control.