BreedsGulf Goat Breeds: Ardi vs Shami (Damascus) Compared
Gulf goat breeds compared: Ardi and Shami (Damascus) plus other local goats by milk, meat, hardiness and value, to choose the right goat for your farm.
Goats breed fast and often have twins, and without records you lose track of your best does and bucks. Throf helps you record every animal, follow mating, kidding, weaning and vaccinations, and see your cost per head and farm profit.

Frequent twin births make it hard to link each kid to its dam without recording on the spot.
Without a kidding history per doe, weak mothers stay in the herd and eat feed.
Using the same buck for years without pedigree records raises the risk of inbreeding.
Goats are sensitive to parasites, and missed control and vaccination dates are costly.
Number, tag colour, breed, sex, weight, photo, dam and sire in one record.
Throf classifies goats automatically: unweaned kids, young stock, does and breeding bucks.
Follow mating, early and late pregnancy, close to kidding, twins, triplets and miscarriages.
Record weaning, the fattening stage and weights to see which animals are ready to sell.
Vaccinations, treatments, inspections and isolation, with reminders based on your vet's schedule.
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 animal or import your herd from Excel, and set does, bucks and groups.
Log matings, kiddings, weaning, vaccinations and expenses, and watch the reports.
Throf records every doe and buck and tracks mating, kidding, vaccinations, expenses and cost per head on mobile and web.
About 150 days, usually 145 to 155; Throf reminds you of the close-to-kidding stage.
Yes. Record a twin or triplet birth and link each kid to its dam and sire straight away.
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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