RGRHBR405 — Supervise natural horse mating program

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What an assessment for RGRHBR405 must cover

37 assessable components: 3 elements (12 performance criteria), 3 performance evidence and 18 knowledge evidence requirements, plus 4 foundation skills. An audit-defensible tool maps every question and task back to these — that mapping is the coverage matrix Auditori generates alongside the assessment.

Elements & performance criteria

1 Make arrangements for natural mating

1.1Check breeding records for stallion and mare reproductive histories
1.2Select breeding stallions and mares for natural mating based on breeding history and other workplace records
1.3Bring animals into optimal breeding condition by providing and adjusting nutrition and exercise
1.4Assess breeding health and conformation of stallions and mares, and take action to maximise fertility and breeding performance
1.5Prepare facilities and equipment for natural mating

2 Monitor reproductive behaviour in stallions and mares

2.1Observe stallion behaviour for signs of reproductive activity and factors that can reduce fertility, and make arrangements for collecting semen according to workplace procedures
2.2Collect and analyse semen to assess fertility, and store to maintain viability
2.3Observe mare behaviour for signs of oestrus and determine timing for natural mating
2.4Manipulate oestrus to meet breeding program and other requirements
2.5Manage stallion breeding schedule to maximise fertility

3 Complete records

3.1Maintain workplace records according to workplace requirements
3.2Ensure rules of breed registries and equine disciplines are adhered to

Performance evidence

supervised a natural horse mating program over one breeding season, including:
selected stallions and mares for breeding
facilitated natural mating arrangements and maintained workplace records

Knowledge evidence

principles and practices for recognising horse reproductive behaviour, including:
application of basic genetic theory to the development of an organisational breeding strategy and long-term planning
basic genetic theories
sexual and reproductive behaviour of horses:
normal sexual behaviour of the stallion
reproductive behaviour of mares
seasonal breeding habits of mares and stallions
factors that may reduce fertility of stallions and mares
principles and practices for supervising natural mating, including:
anatomy and physiology of the reproductive organs and reproductive processes in horses
breeding principles
ovulation stimulation and synchronisation
purpose of breeding records
resource requirements
semen collection and analysis
biosecurity related to sexually transmitted infections and diseases
workplace procedures relating to infection control, hygiene and biosecurity
workplace and industry record keeping requirements

Foundation skills

Reading: Select and collate relevant information from individual horse records to determine breeding options
Numeracy: Calculate dates and timing of reproductive activity to determine booking and administrative arrangements
Navigate the world of work: Follow regulatory and workplace procedures, including work health and safety, safe horse handling, infection control and biosecurity, and animal welfare requirements, associated with own role and natural mating program
Get the work done: Plan and sequence tasks, including monitoring activity and prioritising tasks to coordinate natural mating program Make decisions about routine activities, taking responsibility for actions taken Use workplace technology, tools and/or systems to complete records and reports

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