Solutions · By farm
The same ledger, kept four different ways.
Dairy · Cattle & buffalo
Every litre becomes a line of revenue.
Daily yield per animal or per group, a 30-day farm-wide trend, and revenue drafted from what you actually milked once a milk price is set — Sahiwal, Nili-Ravi or Friesian.
- Litres per animal or per group
- Daily
- Farm-wide milk trend
- 30 d
- Source of truth for milk money
- 1
| In the notebook | In the ledger |
|---|---|
| Milk totals on a chalkboard, wiped every evening | Per-animal yield, kept on record |
| Which cow was treated, and when? Nobody is sure | Every treatment on the animal's page, cost included |
| Milk money guessed at month end | Revenue drafts itself from recorded litres at your milk price |
| Vaccination dates in a diary | Weekly email digest to the roles you choose |
- Milk & production
- Production KPIs
- Revenue link
- Health & vaccination
- Feed inventory
Common questions
- Per animal or per shed?
- Both. Log individual yields for detail, or a group total when speed matters at 5 a.m.
- Does milk feed the ledger?
- Yes — recorded production drafts a revenue entry so accounts match output.
By species