An overview of the TotalVet software that details adding a new herd dataset, immediate analysis and the main reports to get you started
Import formats to use when merging additional data into NEW TotalVet
For clients that use UNIFORM AGRI software on-farm, the following instructions allow the TotalVet user to extract data in a compatible format to allow analysis of data.
How to extract data from UNIFORM AGRI for use in TotalVet
***IMPORTANT NOTE FOR UNIFORM AGRI USERS - EDI-DAP TRANSFER***
Please ensure that you check all options are selected using the 'Properties' button before you make the EDI-DAP file
The 'Mastitis Analysis' reports detail the epidemiology of clinical mastitis in the herd and in particular the role of the dry period in the origin of new clinical cases (i.e. clinical cases arising in cows <30 days in after calving). New cases arising in cows more than 30 days in milk are therefore attributed to the lactating period. We have recently reviewed the calculations that underpin the population at risk in lactation to take into account the impact of stale milking cows and bring the lactation origin risk calculations into line.
TotalVet Update Notes - Mastitis 2014
The 'data' options within this website refer to the benchmarking facility available as a 'bolt-on' to your server version of TotalVet. This allows farm data to be benchmarked against itself and against other herds and a variety of performance indicators monitored, for example dry period cure rates, 21-day fertility efficiency, clinical mastitis rate and many more. This guide takes the user through the generation of a benchmarking file using the TotalVet software, uploading the data to this website, and the use of this website to provide analysis.
Guide to TotalVet Benchmarking
The instructions below show you how to send a TotalVet analysis file from a herd dataset to the vet team if you have a query on interpretation or wish to discuss some of the data. Please do send us a covering email to This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. to explain your query and which herd it relates to and we will endeavour to get back to you as soon as possible.
How to send your data if you have a query
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