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Groups, health events, breeding, weights, and feed — recorded as you go.
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Groups, treatments, breeding, weights, feed. The hard part is not recording them. It is keeping them attached to each other.
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The most collected number on a cow-calf operation, and the least used.
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A calving interval only exists if two dates, a year apart, both survive.
An ear tag is a primary key. Here's what to do when it fails.
High-volume events, recorded in the worst conditions of the year.
The largest cost on the farm, and the least connected to the animals that ate it.
The group is the right unit, until it hides the one animal you needed.
An incoming animal arrives with a history you didn't write and may not receive.
The record nobody wants to keep, and the first one an investigator asks for.
It matters for feed cost, for residue timing, and for the land itself.
History gets dropped at the moment of transfer. Here's where it goes wrong.
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