How to view milk records on DairyLogs

Browse DairyLogs milk records history by date, animal, session, yield, discarded volume, and notes.

Milk → Records lists every milking session—date, animal, session (morning/noon/evening), yield, discarded, and notes—so you can audit parlor data and fix mistakes.

Steps

Open Records: From Milk, open Records (/dashboard/milk/records).
Filter the history: Find the date or animal you need. Check session and yield columns for gaps or outliers.
Correct as needed: Edit or re-enter sessions from Add records when a value was mistyped, then return to Records to confirm the fix.

DairyLogs milk records history table with session yields — Milk records history

Tips

Use records when cost-per-litre looks wrong—missing sessions understate production.
Discarded litres here should match withdrawal or quality holds from the parlor.

Ready to try this on your farm? Create a free DairyLogs account and follow the same steps in your dashboard.

— FAQ

Frequently asked questions

01Where are historical milk yields in DairyLogs?

Milk → Records shows every saved milking session with date, animal, session, yield, discarded, and notes.

02What is a milk session?

A single milking period for an animal—typically morning, noon, or evening—with its own yield value.

03How do milk records feed reports?

Production totals, cost per litre, and animal 30-day averages all draw from these session rows.

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Milk → Records lists every milking session—date, animal, session (morning/noon/evening), yield, discarded, and notes—so you can audit parlor data and fix mistakes.

Steps

Open Records: From Milk, open Records (/dashboard/milk/records).
Filter the history: Find the date or animal you need. Check session and yield columns for gaps or outliers.
Correct as needed: Edit or re-enter sessions from Add records when a value was mistyped, then return to Records to confirm the fix.

Tips

Use records when cost-per-litre looks wrong—missing sessions understate production.
Discarded litres here should match withdrawal or quality holds from the parlor.

Ready to try this on your farm? Create a free DairyLogs account and follow the same steps in your dashboard.