Conventional vs. Ivf flushing

I am going to be flushing one of my cows soon. I don't plan on selling any embryo packages from this, I only would be selling the calves that are born from the embryos. I was wondering what everyone thinks works better? Conventional or Ivf flushing?

I will also be using sexed heifer semen if that makes a difference

Thanks in advance

If you are using sexed semen, then I would flush conventional. The biggest reasons to use IVF is 1- you want to reverse sort the semen, 2- she is unable to flush conventional, 3- she is in her first 70 days of pregnancy and you want to flush her, 4- you have expensive or rare semen and want to split between 2 cows.
Definitely get better conception with conventional but even if you get less pregnancies with IVF, but they're all heifers because you reverse sorted the semen then it's a hard decision.

Ivf... can flush more frequently

ivf definitely produces less embryos -more expensive but good for the reasons already stated O0

If you are using sexed semen I would go conventional.  IVF is either a home run or really bad in my experience and quite a bit more expensive.  You should get more embryos going conventional with slightly better conception rates and less cost. 

I've actually produced more embryos ivf than conventional

To me, the cost and availability of the sexed semen is the determining factor to your question.  If you IVF, you only need one straw of pre-sorted semen.  If you go the conventional route, you typically need 4-6 straws.  Although we have seen fewer embryos from IVF than conventional flushing, we typically don't get busts from IVF....can't say that about using sexed semen with conventional flushing.  Just my 2 cents.

Are you using 2 or 5 million sexed semen in IVF?

Have you used 2 million sexed semen in conventional flushing?  If so, how many units?