Camels are high-value animals, and a she-camel's lineage, production and mating date decide her price. Throf helps you record every she-camel, bull and calf, follow the long pregnancy, calving, milk and vaccinations, and see your camel expenses clearly.
Camel pregnancy lasts about 390 days, and a forgotten mating date makes calving hard to prepare.
A calf's dam, sire and breed are the basis of its value for shows, racing and breeding.
Without records you cannot see which she-camels give the most milk or how yield changes after calving.
Camels eat large amounts of feed, and without figures real profit is unclear.
Number, tag colour, breed, age, weight, photo, dam and sire, with RFID support.
Record the mating date and follow pregnancy stages, close to calving, calving and miscarriage.
Record each she-camel's milk and follow it with calving and drying-off.
Vaccinations, treatments, illnesses, inspections and isolation, with reminders based on your vet's schedule.
Log meals, feed stock in kg, water and weights.
Expenses, sales, cost per head and net profit calculated automatically.
From the App Store, Google Play or app.throf.com, and create your farm account.
Add each she-camel and bull with lineage and photo, or import data from Excel.
Log mating, milk, feed, vaccinations and expenses, and let reminders track the dates.
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Yes. Throf records camels alongside sheep and goats and tracks mating, pregnancy, calving, milk, vaccinations and expenses.
About 390 days, or 12 to 13 months; Throf reminds you of the close-to-calving stage from the mating date.
Yes. Throf keeps each calf's dam, sire, breed and photo in its record.
Throf has a free plan for small herds; paid plans are priced in Saudi riyals by herd size and shown in the app.
Start on the free plan and upgrade as your herd grows.
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