This feature is only available for Brazilian customers at the moment.
The Feeder consumption report will collate the data from the ‘Feedbunk’ landmark on your farm map. To learn more about Feedbunks and how to do use them for feed records, click here.
Keep track of your animal's feeder consumption using our Feeder Consumption report available on the Web App.
On the Web App, click on Reports from the left-hand side navigation panel.
Select Feeder Consumption Report
The refills you have recorded against your animals will be shown in the table below. You can select the time frame and group by certain headings.
Main report columns
Row type: shows the reason for creating a new row on the report. It can be a feed, animal or feeder movement or a feeder refilled
Start and end date: shows the time frame between feed events
Actual consumed: shows how much the animals have consumed during the event
Estimated consumption: shows how much the animals should have consumed during the event, taking into account the consumption rate of the feed item being used and the number of animals feeding from a feeder
Consumption rate: shows how much the animals were expected to consume.
Opening feed level: shows the initial amount of feed during the event
Feed added: shows the amount of refills added over the event
Closing feed level: shows the remaining amount of feed in the trough after a stocktake. To find out how to do a stocktake, see this article.
No stocktake - estimated closing: If the user does not take a stocktake, AgriWebb will estimate the remaining feed level, taking into account the number of animals feeding at the trough and their consumption rate.
Estimated consumption per head: shows the estimated amount of feed that each individual should consume over the event
Estimated consumption per head per day: shows the estimated amount of feed that each individual should consume per day
Actual consumption per head: shows the actual amount of feed that each individual consumed over the event
Actual consumption per head per day: shows the actual amount of feed that each individual consumed per day
Actual to estimated consumption: shows the percentage of actual consumption divided by the estimated, i.e. whether the animals consumed more, less or the right amount of feed during that event
For more information on how to customize your reports, see this article.