The Milk Collection module is used to record daily milk production from your livestock. The system supports individual, group, and bulk collection methods to match your farm workflow.

Module URL:
http://127.0.0.1:8001/collect-milk

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✅ Management Steps #

Step 1: Select Your Collection Method #

Before entering data, choose the appropriate collection method:

• Individual Cow #

• Best for detailed tracking
• Ideal for research or high-production animals

• Group (Stall) #

• Record milk for all cows in a shed quickly
• System auto-distributes total volume
• Allows manual adjustment per cow

• Whole Collection #

• Used for bulk tank recording
• No individual animal tracking required

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Step 2: Initialize the Record #

Fill in basic collection details:

• Account Selection: Choose the correct collection account and verify account number
• Source Details: Enter source name and address (example: Morning Shift or External Supplier)
• Time & Date: Confirm collection timestamp

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Step 3: Enter Production Data #

Enter milk quantity based on the selected method:

Individual Collection #

• Select animal tag
• Enter milk weight/liters

Group Collection #

• Select shed/stall
• System lists active milking cows
• Enter total liters OR adjust per cow

Whole Collection #

• Enter total milk volume in liters

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Step 4: Record Quality Metrics #

• Enter Fat Percentage (FAT) if tested
• Used for analytics, productivity tracking, and milk quality monitoring

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Step 5: Save and Verify #

• Click Submit to save record
• System automatically blocks entries for:
  • Died animals
  • Dry cows
  • Heifers (not yet calved)

✔ Always review the Collection List to confirm accuracy.

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📊 Management Insights #

Automatic Sync #

Individual entries automatically update Milk Per Day averages in the animal profile.

Smart Exclusion Logic #

Group collections automatically exclude:

• Dry cows
• Heifers

This prevents reporting errors.

History Tracking #

Use sidebar filters to view historical data by:

• Date
• Shed
• Animal