UNIFORM Consultant – Update March 2026
We’re excited to see more and more consultants using our consultant version. The total number of users has gone up to almost 1700 registered users and the cloud database contains already more than 12 million animals.
UNIFORM Consultant is a comprehensive solution for advisors in the dairy industry, allowing for simultaneous monitoring of data from multiple farms via a cloud-based system. As a fully realized herd management platform, it offers daily access to farm data, equipping you with robust analysis tools to provide exceptional advice to your clients.
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Dashboard & Analysis Updates
he full list of new features within the platform at the [?] -> tab [Updates]
Farm location on the dashboard
The farm location has been added to the dashboard that displays the overview of farms. If you would like to disable this, you can do so via [Properties] in the bottom-right corner. On the [Display] tab, simply uncheck the option.n
Fertility Analysis (overview) – version 3.1
In version 3.1, the default list within [Fertility Analysis (overview)] has been shortened, ensuring that all key performance indicators are immediately visible.If you wish to view all available indicators, you can click Advanced view in the bottom-left corner.
Overview Fertility Analysis
Cell Count Analysis – new in version 4.1
In version 4.1, a new chart has been added within [Cell Count Analysis]:
Chart tab → [SCC comparison over 2 milk recordings].
This overview compares individual animals based on their somatic cell count during the last two milk recordings. A new distinction has been introduced between:
- Heifers (displayed as diamonds)
- Older cows (displayed as dots)
The dotted line serves as a reference line for heifers. Heifers with a cell count above this reference line are flagged, making cell count issues in heifers easier to identify at an early stage within the herd.
