
For Example, for the animal: 4701432010101835
| EXAMPLE | 47 | 0143 | 2010 | 101835 |
| Sheep Genetics | Breed Code | Flock Number | Year of Birth | Tag Number |
| Stockbook (Basic Details) | Breed | Flock | Birth Details - Date | Primary Id. |
The same ID stays with the animals for life and is used so that the system is able to pick up the pedigree and past information on that animal.
On entering a new flock (i.e. a purchased animal) the individual animal will keep its own ID however any subsequent progeny will take on the flock code from the flock in which they are born. i.e. a flock ID reflects the flock where the sheep was born. It will not change throughout the sheep's life.As part of your Stockbook setup process, you should enter your (unique) Flock name and Flock Code (a 4 digit code acquired from Sheep Genetics) This code is used for calculating the SG ID.
The Add Animals window will now automatically default to your Flock Code, ensuring any sheep bred within your flock are always assigned to your flock.
This can be completed via a Bulk Change.
A bulk change cannot be 'Undone'. Please ensure you do a backup before doing any bulk changes.When sheep are purchased, the animal will keeps its own ID, hence their Flock Number is also retained
For Example:
Once the relevant information has been added to Stockbook, you can then match the correct flock ID to the animals
