Not inseminated

Analysis of all uninseminated cows of current stock (or selectable cut-off date)

Cows that are not yet inseminated after the last calving are shown as a proportion of the total herd. Cows that have been vacant for too long become visible.

The cows from 121 days after calving (colored yellow) will exceed 405 days CI.
The cows up to 42 days after calving (colored pink) are not yet capable of insemination.
The percentage (% to be ins. Cows) refers to the total number of uninseminated cows, by way of derogation from the heading.

The number of cows from 43 days after calving (cows to be inseminated) is the reference basis for calculating the percentages for the individual groupings of the column % to be inseminated Cows.

The expected (prospective) rest time is an estimate of the expected rest time. It is calculated on a daily basis for cows that have not yet been inseminated, which have exceeded 42 lactation days p.p. It results from their average number of days after calving plus 11 days (11 days correspond to half a cycle). It is therefore assumed that all these animals are first inseminated in the current estrus cycle (on average 11 days after the current date of the day).

The evaluation date is defined in the “Set evaluation date” dialog.

The pRT is an estimate of the expected rest time.