CIS offers pedigree breeders the COMPLETE
recording and management service, saving
you precious time and money
 Integrated pedigree registrations - Save £££s
 BCMS Passport and movement record - Save time - single entry, multi use
 ICAR approved milk recording - Assured authenticity
 Parlour and software links - Save time - direct link to web or recorder laptop
 Type Classifi cation - Improved value and breeding options
 You pre-book two annual classifi cation visit dates to suit you - Flexibility
 ‘WebMate’ - Comprehensive and independent mating program
 Herd health monitoring (optional) - CHeCS approved
 Day2Day management reports - The dynamic 24 hour management program
 Secure PIN protected information available 24 hours a day - Always updated
 Monthly payments, no monthly program charges - Even cash fl ow
 On-line medicine book - Farm assurance approved
 Production planner - Forecast your future milk production
 CuSum - Dynamic fertility monitor
 Individual Urea testing - Aids nutritional monitoring
 Ketosis/Acidosis - Be proactive
 Benchmarking - Monitor your progress
Herd management is key in today’s tough milk price environment.
The COMPLETE service provides you with a commercial advantage.
Don’t miss it - your competitors won’t.
COMPLETE offers all these services for A SINGLE MONTHLY FEE
You get MORE for less with the CIS!
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