Breed Society Registrations overview

Total Herd Recording (THR) - an option to pay for pedigree registrations per cow from numbers provided to the breed society by NMR rather than per certificate.
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Genomics overview

Dairy producers can speed up the genetic progress of their herds using NMR's new Genetracker; a genomic testing service that identifies the genetic potential of the animal from a very young age. A service already used in the UK for identifying the potential of young bulls, it is now becoming more popular for testing females, particularly heifers.Read more

Bull Semen Service overview

NMR is now able to offer bull semen from Bullsemen.com, one of the leading suppliers in the UK. Choose from over 30 of the top 100 PLI bulls in the UK bull index which have been chosen to assist UK Dairy Farmers to maximise the profitability of their herd.Read more

Heat Detection & Health Monitoring overview

The use of collars to detect heats and also to monitor animal behaviour has advanced significantly in the last 2-3 years, to also include health monitoring by tracking rumination and/or eating activity, enabling earlier identification of animal illness.

NMR now offers the two market leading automated heat detection & health monitoring solutions, to support the differing system and data connectivity requirements that farmers typically have.Read more

Pregnancy Testing overview

The pregnancy milk testing service from NMR uses ELISA technology to detect if an animal is pregnant. Able to be used from 35 days post service, trials have shown good levels of accuracy (97%). No additional sampling is required, the result is reported back via iReports, and animals that are classed as ‘Recheck', are automatically retested free of charge the following month. There is no minimum number of animals to be presented each month and no setup fee.Read more

Milk Recording overview

Milk recording data is used to provide the phenotypic database for UK genetic evaluation and also the milk recording database is used to provide the basis of food providence schemes run by major retailers such as Tesco, Sainsburys and Marks & Spencer.Read more

Heat Detection & Health Monitoring overview

The use of collars to detect heats and also to monitor animal behaviour has advanced significantly in the last 2-3 years, to also include health monitoring by tracking rumination and/or eating activity, enabling earlier identification of animal illness.

NMR now offers the two market leading automated heat detection & health monitoring solutions, to support the differing system and data connectivity requirements that farmers typically have.Read more

Pregnancy Testing overview

The pregnancy milk testing service from NMR uses ELISA technology to detect if an animal is pregnant. Able to be used from 35 days post service, trials have shown good levels of accuracy (97%). No additional sampling is required, the result is reported back via iReports, and animals that are classed as ‘Recheck', are automatically retested free of charge the following month. There is no minimum number of animals to be presented each month and no setup fee.Read more

Johne's overview

You don’t have to see clinical cases of Johne’s for it to be present on farm. Take a look at our range of surveillance options to suit your herd’s Johne’s status.Read more

BVD overview

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Leptospirosis overview

Leptospirosis is an economically important disease and there is evidence of widespread exposure in the UK. The disease can also be spread from cattle to humans causing severe flu like symptoms.Read more

IBR overview

IBR is caused by a bovine Herpes virus. It is a highly contagious disease that is associated with abortion and respiratory signs. Transmission of IBR can be via nasal/oral secretions or from bull semen.  Once an animal becomes infected, it remains infected for life despite producing what appears to be a successful immune response.Read more

Neospora overview

Neospora caninum is a parasite that causes Neosporosis.  It is known to cause abortion in cattle, sheep and dogs/foxes. Transmission horizontally by dog or fox faeces is possible but the most important route is vertically from dam to calf during pregnancy.  Read more

Liver Fluke overview

Liver Fluke (fasciolosis) is caused by a parasitic nematode worm that can cause substantial liver damage.  Fluke is historically more common in wet marshy areas but is now seen in large areas of the UK. If you live in an area where fluke prevalence is high, speak to your farm vet about forecasting and prevention.Read more

Microbiology overview

High somatic cell count and bactoscan results can have a major impact on your milk cheque, not just in terms of payment penalties but also lost production and poor animal health.Read more

Heat Detection & Health Monitoring overview

The use of collars to detect heats and also to monitor animal behaviour has advanced significantly in the last 2-3 years, to also include health monitoring by tracking rumination and/or eating activity, enabling earlier identification of animal illness.

NMR now offers the two market leading automated heat detection & health monitoring solutions, to support the differing system and data connectivity requirements that farmers typically have.Read more

Energy Balance

Using an innovative application of milk fingerprinting technology, the Energy Balance service from NMR provides a proactive and hassle-free way to monitor the energy status of a herd throughout their lactation.Read more

Herd Companion overview

Herd Companion is the online information management system provided by NMR for customers benefiting from NMR and NML services. It allows farmers and their advisors to view fertility, health, milk quality and disease information online.Read more

Pocket Companion overview

Pocket Companion is NMR’s mobile data service. Available to all NMR and NML customers, Pocket Companion is a mobile version of NMR’s Herd Companion. Optimised to work on mobile devices, Pocket Companion is a quick and convenient way to view animal data on the move.Read more

iReports overview

iReports is NMR's online reporting system. It is the quickest and most convenient way of viewing your NMR recording data. The service is based online so it can be accessed from any PC, laptop or tablet with Internet access and the data shown will always be current.Read more

InterHerd overview

InterHerd combines the features necessary to manage a progressive dairy herd with an adaptable event structure, a flexible reporting system and advanced analysis techniques to make InterHerd a simple-to-use tool for farmers and vets that really packs a punch!Read more

InterHerd+ overview

InterHerd+ is an analysis and reporting tool for InterHerd users.  It provides a range of performance and management reports which supplement those already available in InterHerd. At the heart of the system is a forecasting module which allows the calculation of performance indicators up to and beyond the present time.Read more

UNIFORM overview

UNIFORM-Agri is an international company that develops and supplies dairy farm management software for thousands of dairy farmers worldwide. Their aim is to provide the best dairy management software you can get, to help farmers better manage their herds.Read more

Training overview

Alongside NMR software products Interherd and Impelpro, NMR also provides training for parlour systems on behalf of Fullwood and GEA (formerly Westfalia). All software sold by NMR comes with training included in the purchase price. Training is delivered as one to one sessions at customers premises and group sessions are arranged on a regular basis across the UK.Read more

Software Support overview

NMR's Software Support team are on hand to answer any questions or address any issues you may be having with your management software or NMR's online systems.Read more

Data overview

NMR has well established and robust links to all parts of the Dairy industry – we are continually developing faster and simpler routes of data exchange between the NMR database and third parties (subject to received authorisation).Read more