NZS 8100:2007
Dairy herd testing
Applies to herd testing covered by the Dairy Industry (Herd Testing and New Zealand Dairy Core Database) Regulations 2001, administered by MAF. Provides documented information on procedures and practices that must be adopted by licensed herd testers, and provides further guidance on procedures and practices that should be followed in order to meet industry goals resulting from herd testing. The 2007 edition supports the Amendments made to the Herd Testing Regulations to allow samples to be taken once a day. Relaxations to allow part herd testing have also been incorporated.
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COMMITTEE REPRESENTATION
.1 Herd testing
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
COPYRIGHT
CONTENTS
REFERENCED DOCUMENTS
REFERENCED WEBSITES
LATEST REVISIONS
REVIEW OF STANDARDS
PREFACE
FOREWORD
PART 1 PROCEDURES AND PRACTICES
1 INTRODUCTION
1.1 What is herd testing?
1.2 Why herd test?
1.3 Regulated herd testing
1.4 Herd testing and animal recording
1.5 Who benefits from herd testing?
1.6 Statistical tools and animal evaluation models
1.7 Scope and application
1.8 Interpretation
1.9 Definitions
2 GENERAL CONCEPTS GOVERNING THE OPERATION OF A HERD TESTING SERVICE
2.1 Advice to herd owner(s)
2.2 Preferential treatment
2.3 Identification of herds
2.4 Herd groupings
2.5 Milking intervals
2.6 Test periods/Tests per season
2.7 All animals tested or accounted for
2.8 Milking equipment
2.9 Spillage procedures – At all stages of the process
2.10 Audit
3 HERD TESTING OPERATIONS – PRIOR TO LABORATORY TESTING
3.1 Milk meters
3.2 Collection and handling process
3.3 Milk sample containers
3.4 On-farm data capture
3.5 Identification of sample to cow
3.6 Sample volume or weight measurement
3.7 Milk yield measurement outside a milk meter
3.8 Incomplete samples/batches
4 HERD TESTING OPERATIONS – LABORATORY TESTING
4.1 Introduction
4.2 Component analysis and calibration
4.3 Laboratory and accreditation Standards
4.4 Laboratory sample processing timeliness
5 PROVISION OF DATA TO CORE DATABASE
5.1 Data management, collection and provision
6 COMPLIANCE WITH THE STANDARD
7 NON-COMPLIANCE WITH THE STANDARD
PART 2 – CORE DATA REQUIREMENTS
1. INTRODUCTION
1.1 Regulatory framework
1.2 Herd tester certification
1.3 Core database data
1.4 Compatibility of data submitted
1.5 Data field categories
1.6 Alternative arrangements
2. GENERAL REQUIREMENTS
2.1 Herd testing
3 EXPLANATION OF TERMS USED IN THE DATA FIELDS
3.1 Data fields
3.2 Key data
3.3 Static data
3.4 Event data
3.5 Production data
APPENDIX
A INFORMATION TO BE SUPPLIED TO LIC
B EXAMPLES OF HERD TEST PERIOD, HERD TEST AND HERD TEST SAMPLE MILKING
C CALCULATION OF 24-HOUR YIELD DATA FROM SINGLE SAMPLE HERD TEST SAMPLES
D EQUIPMENT APPROVAL PROCEDURES
E AVERAGE NUMBER OF MILKINGS PER 24 HOURS CONVERSION TABLE
F CALCULATION OF HERD TEST MILK VOLUMES
Table
B1 - Illustration of Example 1
B2 - Illustration of Example 2
B3 - Illustration of Example 3
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COMMITTEE REPRESENTATION
.1 Herd testing
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
COPYRIGHT
CONTENTS
REFERENCED DOCUMENTS
REFERENCED WEBSITES
LATEST REVISIONS
REVIEW OF STANDARDS
PREFACE
FOREWORD
PART 1 PROCEDURES AND PRACTICES
1 INTRODUCTION
1.1 What is herd testing?
1.2 Why herd test?
1.3 Regulated herd testing
1.4 Herd testing and animal recording
1.5 Who benefits from herd testing?
1.6 Statistical tools and animal evaluation models
1.7 Scope and application
1.8 Interpretation
1.9 Definitions
2 GENERAL CONCEPTS GOVERNING THE OPERATION OF A HERD TESTING SERVICE
2.1 Advice to herd owner(s)
2.2 Preferential treatment
2.3 Identification of herds
2.4 Herd groupings
2.5 Milking intervals
2.6 Test periods/Tests per season
2.7 All animals tested or accounted for
2.8 Milking equipment
2.9 Spillage procedures – At all stages of the process
2.10 Audit
3 HERD TESTING OPERATIONS – PRIOR TO LABORATORY TESTING
3.1 Milk meters
3.2 Collection and handling process
3.3 Milk sample containers
3.4 On-farm data capture
3.5 Identification of sample to cow
3.6 Sample volume or weight measurement
3.7 Milk yield measurement outside a milk meter
3.8 Incomplete samples/batches
4 HERD TESTING OPERATIONS – LABORATORY TESTING
4.1 Introduction
4.2 Component analysis and calibration
4.3 Laboratory and accreditation Standards
4.4 Laboratory sample processing timeliness
5 PROVISION OF DATA TO CORE DATABASE
5.1 Data management, collection and provision
6 COMPLIANCE WITH THE STANDARD
7 NON-COMPLIANCE WITH THE STANDARD
PART 2 – CORE DATA REQUIREMENTS
1. INTRODUCTION
1.1 Regulatory framework
1.2 Herd tester certification
1.3 Core database data
1.4 Compatibility of data submitted
1.5 Data field categories
1.6 Alternative arrangements
2. GENERAL REQUIREMENTS
2.1 Herd testing
3 EXPLANATION OF TERMS USED IN THE DATA FIELDS
3.1 Data fields
3.2 Key data
3.3 Static data
3.4 Event data
3.5 Production data
APPENDIX
A INFORMATION TO BE SUPPLIED TO LIC
B EXAMPLES OF HERD TEST PERIOD, HERD TEST AND HERD TEST SAMPLE MILKING
C CALCULATION OF 24-HOUR YIELD DATA FROM SINGLE SAMPLE HERD TEST SAMPLES
D EQUIPMENT APPROVAL PROCEDURES
E AVERAGE NUMBER OF MILKINGS PER 24 HOURS CONVERSION TABLE
F CALCULATION OF HERD TEST MILK VOLUMES
Table
B1 - Illustration of Example 1
B2 - Illustration of Example 2
B3 - Illustration of Example 3
APPROVALS
Previous versions
NZS 8100:2007
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