Click on Activity.

In the Summary screen, yesterday's activity for all groups on the farm is displayed.
A green arrow indicates that yesterday's activity is 20+ minutes higher than the 14 day average for the group.
A red arrow indicates that yesterday's activity is 20+ minutes lower than the 14 day average for the group.

Click on Activity, then click on a group of animals to examine.

Select an activity to examine (Rumination, Feeding, Standing, Lying, Resting).

A sudden variance indicates a marked change in animal behaviour for the group. Consider if this corresponds with a change in farm management practice?

The example below shows the Rumination activity of animals in the group for a period of 7 days. The dip in Rumination may correspond with something that has happened on the farm e.g. poor weather:
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Click on Activity, then click on a group of animals to examine.

Select an activity to examine (Rumination, Feeding, Standing, Lying, Resting).

Change the parameters in the Below and Above fields, if required.

Click on the subset of animals you would like to examine e.g. the bottom or top 10% of animals in the group.
Individual animals in the subset will be listed below.

Select animals to be exported, if required.
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The example below shows the bottom 10% of animals in the group, based on Rumination. There are 25 animals in the group:

Click on an animal ID to view the individual animal record.

By default, Rumination activity is displayed for the animal and the group. The individual animal's activity is shown as a solid line and the activity of the group as a dashed line.

Change the behaviour and the time period, as required.

The example below shows the Lying behaviour of an animal compared to that of the group in a 7 day period:
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