Recipe Delivery

With this report you can see by date and time, by pen:

What ration the pen received
The number of animals in the pen that delivery
What the call weight was
What that dry call weight was based on how the dry matter percentages were set
What the actual delivered weight was
What that dry delivered weight was based on how the dry matter percentages were set
The difference in weight between the actual call weight and the actual delivered weight
The error % between the actual call weight and the actual delivered weight
The planned cost to feed the pen
The actual cost to feed the pen
The deviation between actual and planned price
The operator that delivered the ration

You can see that some of the numbers are going to be colour coded as those can jump out at you if they are a significant amount above (green) or below (orange) previous days delivery. Using the maximum trend functionality makes it easier to spot deviations within pens.

When the deviation error % of the delivery exceeds this tolerance value, the data in the row will turn red. The deviation weight indicates whether too much or too little has been delivered.

Search pen or ration: This allows you to apply a quick filter on pens or rations displayed on the report.
Time range: The selected time range is shown here. To change, select the dates and click on apply to use these settings.
Create preset: When a certain time range or certain filters will be used often, it is possible to create a preset of these settings. This preset can then be used to quickly view the data. Each preset can be saved under to be chosen name. The preset settings can be changed through the preset area and the details button.
Download: With this button, the data that is presented on the screen can be downloaded to a pdf file and saved on the computer. This is normally saved in the Download folder of the computer.

Summary per pen: For each pen and each item shown on the report, the weighted average and/or the total is shown over the selected period.

Properties (gear icon): This will enable you to customize the report. This is possible using different tabs:

General:

Max trend: The percentage entered here is used to show when the trend in delivered weight between days is higher or lower than the set max trend. When the trend is for example 5% more or 5% less than the previous day, the report will show the delivered weight in green or orange. Calculation trend value percentage

Error tolerance: The error tolerance can be set per pen. When the tolernce of the delivery exceeds this tolerance value, the deviation and price data in the row will turn red (over) or blue (under). The deviation weight indicates whether too much or too little has been loaded.
Show inside tolerance: It is possible to show or hide the deliveries inside the set error tolerance.
Show outside tolerance: It is possible to show or hide the deliveries outside the set error tolerance.

Pens: The selected pens will be shown on the report.

Pen type: Each pen is set to a specific pen type. Only the selected pen types will be shown on the report.

Report data

Date: The date and time that this specific pen was fed
Ration: The ration that was fed to that specific pen
Actual call weight: Shows the planned actual weight that should have been fed on product basis to that specific pen.
Dry call weight: Shows the planned dry weight that should have been fed on product basis to that specific pen.
Delivered weight: Shows the true fed weight on product basis to that specific pen.
Dry weight: Shows the true fed weight on dry matter basis to that specific pen.

# Animals: Shows the number of animals that were fed that day in that pen.
Price: Total of all ingredients prices (calculated by taking each ingredients loaded weight multiplied by its price) divided by the total weight of all ingredients multiplied by the total weight delivered to the pen (same as dry weight for a pen shown above except that ingredient dry % will be changed to price/kg of the ingredient).

Price/Animal: Shows the price of the feed of that particular day for that particular pen, divided by the number of animals in the pen.

Weighback: The amount of feed leftover that has been registered for this particular pen. This is used to correct true dry matter intake.
Refusal %: The percentage of the amount fed that was not eaten by the animals (weighback).