Fewer taps at birth, scanning and spraying

Every one of these improvements started as a support chat. Some save you a few taps at the busiest time of year. A couple change what you can see come sale time.

For the individual animal management plans

Twins? Tag them once
Pick the tag type for the first calf or lamb in a birth record and it carries across to the rest, Save & next included.

Weaning weights ready for bull sale season
Label weigh events as 200, 400 or 600 day and they line up with the age points EBVs use. They flow straight into your LAP, On-Farm AP and Weigh Record reports, and the weight importer handles them too.

See which paddocks turned off your heaviest animals
Switch on Previous Paddock in the sale report's column settings and put it next to sale weights. You'll see which paddocks finished them well and which fell short.

Check stocking rate from the ute (individual animals)
The farm summary on your phone now shows total DSE and average stocking rate for individual animals, same as mobs.

All plans

Know how much drench and vaccine actually went out
The Treatment Records report now totals the amount used per product, so you can check it against what's left in the shed before you reorder.

Delta T does the maths
Put in temperature and humidity on a spray or fert record and Delta T fills itself in both before and after the record. You can override it, and it's saved with the treatment as proof of the conditions you sprayed in.

Also sorted

• Paddock list is alphanumerical (for example B1, B2, B3 through to B10)
• Bulk preg scans take fetal age in days, weeks or months, whatever is in your file (IAM).
• When you draft or split, the mob card shows enterprise, management group and tag.
• The mob farm summary breaks head count down by management group.
• Herd/flock tags work in filters, sort and group by on the individual animal list (IAM).
• Tag colours show in the same order every time (IAM).
• The harvest report has an optional bales per hectare column.

Got something that slows you down on farm? Start a chat and let us know!