Feeding Protocols List Window

This window is where you manage your feeding protocols.

This window has the following menu buttons available. (See the List Windows topic to learn more about list windows in general.)

  • New. Use this function to create a new feeding protocol.
  • Edit. Use this function to make changes to the feeding protocol.
  • Delete. Use this function to delete the feeding protocol. Note that you can only delete things in Fusion if they are not used anywhere else. This is so Fusion has a complete history.
  • Export. If you would like to share protocols with another feedlot, select them and use this button to export them as files which can then be shared.
  • Import. This function is used to import a feeding protocol that was previously exported. You'll be asked to choose the feeding protocol file after which the Feeding Protocol edit window will open. If the imported protocol contains rations that don't exist in your feedlot, you will need to change those before saving the imported protocol.
  • Duplicate. Use this button to duplicate the selected protocol. This is an easy way to create a new protocol that is only a small variation from an existing one.
  • Advanced Find. For finding information within the list. See Advanced Find Window for more information.
  • Advanced Sort. For sorting the list. See Advanced Sort Window for more information.
  • Advanced Print. For printing information from the list. See Advanced Print Window for more information.

Getting Here

You can open this window by going to Fusion Admin → Setup → Feeding Protocols.

List Description

This list shows the feeding protocols that have been created and that can be assigned to pens are part of the bunk call.

Field Display Speed Description
Is Active Normal If you not longer wish to use a feeding protocol, you can make it inactive.
Name Normal Feeding protocols are identified by name. This field must be unique.
Location Normal If this field is blank, the protocol can be used any location. But if it refers to a location, the protocol will only be available to be used at that location.

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