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Welcome to DairyComp 305! - VAS With our unrivaled fertility analysis tools, easy and convenient data entry through our mobile application, and fully customizable reporting, DC305 has all the tools you'll need to create seamless health and reproductive protocols for your herd
Install DC305 on a New Computer - VAS Install DC305 on a New Computer Question: I have a new computer and need to install DC305 on it What do I need to do? Answer: First, determine if you can install it on your own (see guidelines below) If so, proceed with the instructions provided below
DC305 Release Notes Expand the sections below to learn about new features, enhancements, and bug fixes in the latest DairyComp 305 release! DC305 version 25 7 contains various bug fixes, customer-requested enhancements, and integration improvements for our integration partners, as well as many other improvements
Command Line - VAS DairyComp 305 allows you to look up data, enter information, and edit settings either through menu selections or through the command line As shown in the example below, the command line is located toward the top of the window, below the menu and toolbar
DC305 Command Basics - National Dairy FARM Program conditional items – (optional) used to limit the report to the desired animals; format is item|operator|value; multiple conditional items in a row are “AND” conditions and have a space between them; multiple conditional items in parenthesis are “OR” conditions; all possible operators are listed above; a “<>” means NOT equal to; ascending value r