Field use of a Farm Animal Health Resource Management System (FAHRMX)

For 3 years, it was used the Farm Animal Health Resource Management System (FAHRMX), developed by Michigan State University, at Grandy Farm in St. Johns, Michigan, as a herd management and health record system. The program is used for daily herd management, forward management planning, herd health, herd evaluation, and goal setting. All daily events involving individual cows are recorded on a single data sheet. FAHRMX technicians enter the written data into the computer program once a week and generate weekly management and bi-weekly herd health reports. Summaries of herd reproductive performance and health disorders are printed on a monthly, quarterly, and annual basis. For dairy farmers, the FAHRMX herd management system is both easy to use and comprehensive in reporting management information

Bibliographic Details

Main Authors:	82201 Kaneene, J.B. eds., 51691 Bucholtz, H., 91668 Mather, E.C., 13452 Michigan State Univ., East Lansing, Mich. (EUA), 13258 Kellogg Foundation, Battle Creek, Mich. (EUA), 34388 Conference on Economics of Animal Diseases Battle Creek, Mich. (EUA) 23-25 Jun 1986
Format:	biblioteca
Published:	East Lansing, Mich. (EUA) 1987
Subjects:	SERVICIOS DE INFORMACION, BASES DE DATOS, SALUD ANIMAL, GESTION,
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