Filtering by SG Management Group (GMG)

Filtering by SG Management Group (GMG)

Filtering by SG Management Group (GMG)

Filtering by Sheep Genetics Management Group or Genetic Management Group to see what animals are in that Group:

Step 1. Click on the  'Filter'  button

Step 2. Search for SG Management Group 

Enter the  SG Management Group (GMG)  that you want to search for
You can further refine the search by also filtering by ID range, Mob or Group etc.

Step 3. Option to change SG Management group


To change the  SG Management Group (GMG)  for an animal or a group of animals, please refer to the following Knowledge Base: Setting the SG Management / Genetic Management Group


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