New analysis dry-off length available in Dairy Analytics
More insight into Dry-Off periods for better advice
At AgroVision, we continuously work on new features that help dairy consultants get even more value from farm data. That’s why we’re introducing the new Dry-Off Analysis.
This analysis provides instant insight into dry-off period lengths across different groups of cows. The clear and intuitive chart displays key metrics such as the number of animals, milk yield, and SCC for each category. From the chart, you can easily drill down into individual animals and further refine the results, for example by parity.
With extensive filtering and sorting options, you can quickly identify outliers, analyse specific groups, and gather valuable insights for your advisory discussions. This makes it even easier to support dairy farmers with data-driven recommendations based on current herd performance.
Curious to see how the Dry-Off Analysis works? Watch the video and discover how this new functionality can help you deliver more targeted and well-founded advice to your customers.
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