Country guidesSheep and Goat Farming in Egypt: Breeds, Seasons and Tips
Sheep and goat farming in Egypt: Barki, Rahmani and Ossimi sheep, Zaraibi goats, berseem and summer feed gaps, Eid demand and records that protect profit.
Throf helps sheep and goat farmers in Egypt, from Delta smallholders to commercial fattening farms, record every animal and follow mating, lambing and vaccinations. See the real fattening cost of each head before you sell for Eid.

Egypt has well-known local sheep breeds such as Barki on the north-west coast and Matrouh, and Rahmani and Ossimi in the Delta and the Nile Valley, along with Baladi goats, the Zaraibi dairy goat and Barki goats in the Western Desert.
Most keepers are smallholders with a few animals alongside crops, while commercial fattening farms rely on concentrates, hay and berseem clover. Camels also have a long market tradition, for example at the Birqash camel market.
Eid al-Adha is Egypt's biggest season for sheep and goat sales, with demand also rising in Ramadan and other feasts, so many farmers start fattening several months before Eid.
Yes. Throf is available in Egypt on Android, iOS and the web at app.throf.com to record your flock, vaccinations, expenses and cost per head.
Throf has a free plan for small herds. Paid plans are priced in Saudi riyals and shown in the app and on the pricing page, and THROF15 gives 15% off.
Yes. Once you log feed, vet and labour expenses, Throf calculates cost per head and net profit after the sale.
Yes. Record goats, milk yields, births and drying-off for each doe to see which mothers produce the most.
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