The project was highly appreciated by the participating farms. With regard to breeding progress, significant increases were recognizable. Sows born in 2019 had a breeding value of 87 while those born in 2022 had an average value of 112. The desired strong use of genomic typing to create the next generation was followed differently. In some farms, for example, 100% of young sows born in 2021 were typed, while in another only 48%. Being able to select young sows according to individual criteria was new for the farmers and of great importance. Whereas in one farm the increase in performance had priority, in other farms the selection according to charcteristics relating to health played the greatest role. By providing individual breeding values, each farm was able to determine its own criteria for the selection of progeny. Above all, the mating programme, which recommends to the farm managers the best boars for their own sows with just one click, was very well appreciated by the members of the OG. Here the farmer can also set certain minimum requirements when selecting the boar. The typing showed its importance regarding the result of the deviations of individual animals from their previously estimated parental breeding value. The targeted use and production of their own sows enables the farms to significant save resources. As a result of the farms' demand for the use of further farm-specific data, the procedure recording in the sow planner of the LKV-Bavaria was for example implemented throughout Bavaria. With this project, the genotyping process can now be used on the self-restocking farms.The established logistics of sample collection, examination, evaluation and presentation of results can now also be used by other farms.