Animal profile

What it is for

The profile gathers an animal's identity, performance, genetics, reproduction, health and history in one place, with actions at the top: Edit animal, Certificate, Find matings (females), Mark for culling, Add weight, Pedigree, Related animals, Health event and Print / export.

Overview

Identification: ear tag, name, sex, breed with purity grade and breed level, lot and whether it was purchased. Birth & rearing: date of birth, current age, birth weight, birth order, born alive/dead in the litter, genetic sire and dam, conception type and birth type; rearing type (dam, foster, bottle) is asked separately because without it no rearing adjustment is applied rather than inventing one. Performance: birth, 50-day, 100-day and adult weight, each with its adjusted value, plus weaning weight, weaning date, age at weaning, ADG to weaning, latest weight and ADG birth→latest.

A data-quality banner appears when something is missing or conflicting, for example "Birth type missing · This appears to be a single birth", with buttons to accept or decline the suggested change. Missing data (birth weight, adult weight) is listed so you can complete it.

Pedigree & genetics

Standardized rating 0–100 against peers of the same sex and breed, what it rests on (own performance, progeny, pedigree) and its accuracy; maternal and growth components with coverage ("covers 99% of the index"); inbreeding (F); sire and dam known; and Growth, Flock and Prolific Flock with percentiles. The Pedigree tab draws five generations with inbreeding, completeness per generation (G2–G5), lines, repeated ancestors highlighted and "Unknown +" slots to add an ancestor.

Related animals

Progeny, full siblings, half siblings and litter mates, plus ascendants (sire, dam, grandparents) as cards or a table, filtered by sex and status.

Weights and Performance

Weights lists every weighing with type, actual value, ADG since previous, adjusted value, age, date, lot, method and state (standard stage or operational), and an expected adult weight as a phenotypic projection with a confidence band and the warning that it is not a genetic value. Performance shows the market objective for this animal and the growth curve: this animal, birth weight, comparable group average, P10–P90 range and configured target, followed by the weight table with the difference against the group average.

Reproduction

Status chips, who she is nursing, lambings, born alive and dead, prolificacy, lambing interval, age at first lambing (a bound when her history started elsewhere), lambs weaned, lambs and kilos weaned per exposure and per ewe-year, and the forms to record joining, pregnancy diagnosis, lambing and abortion. In the demo, Estrella shows 3 lambings, 5 born alive, 1 born dead, prolificacy 1.67 and 4 lambs weaned.

Health, Genomics and History

Health lists treatments, FAMACHA scores with follow-up notes, recorded defects, the fitness state (health, maternal, fertility, structure, growth) and the disposal codes (sold for breeding, sold for slaughter, culled for age, predator loss, died…). Genomics stores single-gene test results, DNA samples and genotyping QC. History is the timeline: lambings, FAMACHA, diagnoses, services, lot entries and exits, back to birth.

Certificate, review and cull

Certificate prints the animal's card. Mark for culling places the animal in the system's culling group without deleting anything; the decision stays with the producer.