Throf helps sheep, goat and camel breeders in Libya record every animal and follow mating, lambing and vaccinations from their phone. Track feed and cost per head to know your profit before the Eid al-Adha market.
Sheep keeping in Libya is based mainly on the fat-tailed Barbary sheep, alongside local goats and camels in the desert and the south. Flocks are concentrated in Jabal Akhdar, the Barqa plains, the Western Mountains and the coastal areas.
Systems range from grazing seasonal pastures after the rains to intensive keeping based on barley and purchased feed. Local demand rises sharply at Eid, and the market partly relies on imported livestock.
Eid al-Adha is Libya's most important season for lamb sales, followed by Ramadan and weddings, and supply depends on the rainy season and pasture condition.
Seasons & sellingThe Eid season is won or lost four months before the holiday. A practical plan for finishing, health, selecting eligible animals, and pricing from cost rather than guesswork.
Nutrition & feedA practical 90-day lamb fattening plan: adaptation, growth and finishing phases, illustrative rations, health checks and weighings to sell at the right time.
Cost & profitMost breeders know their selling price but not their cost per head. This guide breaks cost into five buckets and shows how to work out net profit and margin for every animal.
Yes. Download Throf from the App Store or Google Play, or use the web app at app.throf.com.
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.
Plan mating and fattening early and weigh regularly; Throf helps you see which lambs are ready and what they cost.
Yes. Throf records sheep, goats and camels in one account, with separate groups for each species.
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