Animal records
The register a farm should have had all along: one record per animal with everything that happened to it.
Animals
412 live, 9 sold this month
Cattle
268
Nguni, BonsmaraSheep
126
DorperGoats
18
BoerPending
0
validatedNandi, cow, 486 kg, Camp 2
Bullet, bull, 712 kg, Kraal
Weaner lot 25, 214 kg avg
Register an animal in under a minute. Species first, then breed from a South African list (Nguni, Bonsmara, Dorper, Boer, Kolbroek, Koekoek), sex, a name, the ear tag number, date of birth or a guess at the age, the camp it stands in, and a photo taken on the spot.
A batch works the same way: 60 broiler chicks or a lot of 25 bought-in weaners, registered once with a count and a name pattern.
Each animal gets a reference like ANM-K3PX9M that is easy to read off a tag or a sale note. Groups (a breeding herd, this year's weaners) and free tags (limping, for sale) sit on top, so you can filter the list any way you think about the herd.
- Photo per animal, taken in the kraal
- Breeds per species, or your own
- Parents recorded, lineage derived
- Bulk move and bulk group
- CSV export of the whole list
Also
The other six.
Health and treatments
Temperatures, treatments, withdrawal periods and what is due.
Live tracking
Where every tagged animal is, on a satellite map of your farm.
Camps and groups
Draw your camps on the map. Run the herd in groups.
Alerts
Fever, fence crossed, silent tag, low battery, weight loss.
Reports
A herd health report, an animal certificate, a CSV of everything.
Communities
Households, a Chief who sees everything, an Admin who validates.
How many animals do you have right now?
If you paused on that, start with the register. Fifty animals free, on the phone in your pocket, today.