GENEX DairySuite Genetic Dashboard

Review the Herd Assessment for animal counts, estimated replacement heifer data, and conception rates.

Review the Health Events for diagnosis counts and to note any trends or prevalent illnesses for the herd.

Follow the guidelines below to review genetic traits by semen supplier:

1. Select the Trait you want to analyze.
2. Select the Companies you want to compare. Based on your settings, the bar graph compares the trait across all suppliers for six standard animals groups.
3. Hover over a group for trait value details by company.
4. Click Show More Info to view all trait details by company in a table format.
5. Hover over trait abbreviations to view their full name, or click the column header to sort the data by that trait:

   

Use this widget to analyze productive life and health event/diagnosis data: 

1. Select the Event, animal Group, Breed, and Division.
   How are Divisions determined? 

   Trait values are analyzed for all animals and median values are used to divide the animals into divisions. You can choose to divide the animals into halves, thirds, or quarters.

2. Hover over a division for event details.
3. Click Show More Info to view all event details in a table format.
4. Hover over event abbreviations to view their full name, or click the column header to sort the data by that event:

   

Use this widget to assess 12 key genetic traits for the herd:

1. Genetic average for the trait. This value is based on each animal's genomic trait value, if available, or the trait value calculated based on the animal's sire, dam, maternal grandsire, and maternal great-grandsire.
2. Total number of animals in the herd, including unborn calves (pregnancies).
3. Click the expand icon to view the trait values by animal group.
4. Total values by trait.

Use this widget to analyze 305 day mature equivalent milk production (305ME 305 day mature herd equivalent) for the herd: 

2. Select the animal Group, Breed, and Division.
   How are Divisions determined? 

   Trait values are analyzed for all animals and median values are used to divide the animals into divisions. You can choose to divide the animals into halves, thirds, or quarters.

3. Hover over a division for 305ME details.
4. Click Show More Info to view all 305ME details by division in a table format: 

   

Use this widget to analyze daughter pregnancy data: 

2. Select the Event, animal Group, Breed, and Division.
   How are Divisions determined? 

   Trait values are analyzed for all animals and median values are used to divide the animals into divisions. You can choose to divide the animals into halves, thirds, or quarters.

3. Hover over a division for daughter pregnancy details.
4. Click Show More Info to view all daughter pregnancy data by division in a table format: 

   

Use this widget to analyze daughter stillbirth data: 

2. Select the animal Group, Breed, and Division.
   How are Divisions determined? 

   Trait values are analyzed for all animals and median values are used to divide the animals into divisions. You can choose to divide the animals into halves, thirds, or quarters.

3. Hover over a division for daughter stillbirth details.
4. Click Show More Info to view daughter stillbirth data by division in a table format: 

   

Use this widget to analyze sire stillbirth data: 

2. Select the animal Group, Breed, and Division.
   How are Divisions determined? 

   Trait values are analyzed for all animals and median values are used to divide the animals into divisions. You can choose to divide the animals into halves, thirds, or quarters.

3. Hover over a division for sire stillbirth details.
4. Click Show More Info to view sire stillbirth data by division in a table format: