Exports and data exchange
Twenty state register templates with the return file loaded back, ICAR ADE, and a REST interface.
The Russian state register (FGIAS) accepts files on its own forms — all twenty templates are assembled from the book, and the return file with the assigned identifiers is loaded back, so that register numbers end up in the animal record rather than in somebody’s mailbox.
International exchange runs on the ICAR ADE standard: eleven collections and two modes — selection by holding and a change feed with a continuation token. The book’s response is validated against the standard’s own schemas on every run.
For custom integrations there is a REST interface with a description generated from the same configuration the interface itself runs on.
- Base number
- RU 4512 087
- Milking date
- 12.04.2026
- 24-hour yield, kg
- 38.2
- Fat content, %
- 3.74
{
"animal": { "id": "RU4512087" },
"milkingDateTime": "2026-04-12",
"milkWeight24Hours": 38.2,
"milkingMilkCharacteristics": [
{ "characteristic": "FAT", "value": 3.74 }
]
}The same test day in two forms: the state register columns on the left, the international standard response on the right. The record itself is one — entered once, with as many forms as there are recipients.
Limits
- Exchange carries what the book keeps: animals, test days, calvings, inseminations, conformation, weights, breeding values, movements and pregnancy. Health, feeding and group events are not in the book yet.
- Registering an animal and transferring ownership through exchange are deliberately closed: these are statements the association is answerable for, and they go through a submission with verification.
Other sections
See how it works
The Holstein book is open: every section can be opened and read on live data.