Management aid

SouthWest

Member
Livestock Farmer
Location
SW Scotland
It's about £10/month to link sensehub to uniform. I was told by the sensehub rep, ai between 24 and 12 hours, but that was a few years ago and their advice may changed. IMO your collars look too loose. Get the rep on farm they should sort you out.
 

supercow

Member
Location
Dumfriesshire
It's about £10/month to link sensehub to uniform. I was told by the sensehub rep, ai between 24 and 12 hours, but that was a few years ago and their advice may changed. IMO your collars look too loose. Get the rep on farm they should sort you out.
SenseHub guy said 400£ a month for us. Ok thanks for that I wasn’t sure if I’m putting them on right but some of them look too tight! He’s coming out next week
 

frederick

Member
Location
south west
I know, thousands has been spent. However going to take me a while to get into the way of it. Took a picture of this cow and screenshotted the app at the same time. Blood has came on her when the app is telling me she’s good for sexed. Am I being silly to be confused ?
How much earlier would you have served her by observation.
 

SouthWest

Member
Livestock Farmer
Location
SW Scotland
Phone uniform, they will tell you the price and could set it up in a couple of hours, saves hours entering the same data multiple times. I don't enter any data into sensehub.
 

frederick

Member
Location
south west
I’ve nothing like uniform, just input data into sensehub calvings dry off etc. Here we do fortnightly fert vet checks and I’d say there invaluable. The colour of that blood I’d say she’ll need vet intervention or time.
Why she's just expressed a heat. Even if she was dirty she's naturally cleaning herself out with a heat and will be sorted for 21days time.

Fortnightly vet visits are a vets dream because of cows that aren't quite capable of milking at the level that the farm asks.
 

coomoo

Member
Why she's just expressed a heat. Even if she was dirty she's naturally cleaning herself out with a heat and will be sorted for 21days time.

Fortnightly vet visits are a vets dream because of cows that aren't quite capable of milking at the level that the farm asks.
It’s a discipline that pays dividend’s here.
 

frederick

Member
Location
south west
It’s a discipline that pays dividend’s here.
How do you know.
For the last two years at my one fertility check at day 22 of service both times we only found one dirty cow out of 250 and they were the sort of cow that wouldn't matter what you did you weren't going to clean them up. If you look for dirty cows around day 20-28 you will find them but time is the greatest healer
 

coomoo

Member
How do you know.
For the last two years at my one fertility check at day 22 of service both times we only found one dirty cow out of 250 and they were the sort of cow that wouldn't matter what you did you weren't going to clean them up. If you look for dirty cows around day 20-28 you will find them but time is the greatest healer
I’m in charge not the cow. AYR calving system.
 

coomoo

Member
So what percentage of your cows on a fortnightly routine will the vet say she's fine nothing here for me to do.
On the rest what is the most common intervention.
Sometime’s we worm the dog’s, sometimes just have a blether. Percentage’s here I hope are fine.
 

supercow

Member
Location
Dumfriesshire
How do you know.
For the last two years at my one fertility check at day 22 of service both times we only found one dirty cow out of 250 and they were the sort of cow that wouldn't matter what you did you weren't going to clean them up. If you look for dirty cows around day 20-28 you will find them but time is the greatest healer
I would agree with that, can have a cow hang it’s cleaning on a course etc then vet checked her at 30 days or so and she’s cleaned herself. I used to check everything after calving, but felt it wasn’t productive finding as you say 1 dirty cow In 50. Everyone has different routines that work for them. Our fertility could definitely be better maybe checking every single cow would improve it, but I won’t be doing it !
 

FJP

New Member
Location
glossop
I know, thousands has been spent. However going to take me a while to get into the way of it. Took a picture of this cow and screenshotted the app at the same time. Blood has came on her when the app is telling me she’s good for sexed. Am I being silly to be confused ?
The screen shot tells me she's out of the window for sexed. Once the black triangle hits the green I'd be looking to ai. In an ideal world 18-12 hours on the count down is the ultimate for conventional with a few hours lower for sexed. Have you had any training on the program?
 

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