Country guidesSheep and Goat Farming in Senegal: Breeds, Tabaski and Costs
Sheep and goat farming in Senegal: Ladoum, Touabire and Peul-Peul breeds, Tabaski demand, feed costs and the records that help you sell at a profit.
Throf helps Senegalese breeders, from Ladoum pens in Dakar to herds in the Ferlo, record every sheep and goat. Follow pedigree, mating, lambing and vaccinations, and know the cost of each ram before Tabaski.

Sheep hold a unique place in Senegal. The Ladoum, bred for size and looks, is a true passion with its own shows, while Touabire, Peul-Peul and Djallonké sheep supply most household and Tabaski rams. Sahel goats are kept across the country.
Fulani pastoralism in the Ferlo and the river valley sits alongside a very active urban and peri-urban sheep sector around Dakar and Thiès. Tabaski concentrates a large share of the year's sales and also draws sheep from neighbouring countries.
Tabaski is by far Senegal's biggest season for sheep sales, followed by Ramadan, Korité, and naming ceremonies and weddings throughout the year.
Yes. Throf is available in Senegal on Android, iOS and the web at app.throf.com to track sheep, goats, vaccinations and expenses.
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. Each record keeps the animal's dam, sire, breed and photo, so you can follow bloodlines.
Log feed, care and labour in Throf and it calculates cost per head and profit after the sale.
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