Your whole farm in one app
Barn, garage, fields and finances — for farmers tired of scattered notebooks and files. Works offline.
- Works offline
- Scan ear tags with the camera
- Syncs by itself
Everything your farm actually needs
One complete tool for running the farm — from the herd to the money.
Barn
Full animal recordBreeding & semen bank
Straws count themselvesGarage
Full service historyField
OSChR soil dataSupply store
Usage tracks itselfFinances
Your whole farm's balanceWorks with no signal
Syncs automatically
Barn
Animals, breeding, events and treatments in one module. Every animal has its own card — photos, breed, age, and its full treatment history with withdrawal dates.
- Card with photos, breed, age
- Treatment history with withdrawal dates
- Breeding & events in one place
Field
Crops and plots: sowing, treatments, harvests and soil tests, with a season-by-season history.
- Sowing, treatments, harvests
- OSChR soil test data
- Season-by-season history
Garage
Machines and vehicles: service history, inspections, insurance and engine-hour counters — every machine has its own record.
- Service and inspections
- Insurance policies and dates
- Engine-hour counters
Finances
Costs and income split by field and season, with your whole farm's balance.
- Costs and income per field
- Split by season
- Your whole farm's balance
How the record knows you can't sell the milk yet
Log the treatment once. Withdrawal dates and herd status work themselves out.
- Withdrawal date written on a slip of paper that goes missing
- You have to remember or guess an animal's status
- You write it all up in the evening from memory — no time for it in the barn
- Finding one animal means flipping through the whole notebook
- Withdrawal date calculated from the treatment — right on the animal's card
- Status shown at a glance: "Calved", "Pregnant", or "Needs details" when something's missing
- Log it right in the barn, even offline — it syncs itself
- Search by ear tag number, or just scan it with the camera
- 01Log the event
- 02Withdrawal calculated
- 03Status on file
- 04Safe to sell the milk
Advice for the farm
Practical notes on the barn, the fields and the paperwork: withdrawal periods, records and going digital.
Barn17 October 2026 · 2 min read
Withdrawal periods after treating cows: how to keep milk out of the tank until it's safe
What milk and meat withdrawal periods are, where their length comes from, and how to keep treatment records so no cow under withdrawal ends up in the bulk tank.
Read more →Field17 October 2026 · 1 min read
Plant protection spray records: what they must include and how to keep them without stress
Who has to keep plant protection product records, what to write down, how long to keep them, and how to avoid rewriting the notebook before an inspection.
Read more →
Guide17 October 2026 · 2 min read
Notebook or app? How to move your farm onto your phone in one evening
A practical plan for moving from notebooks and spreadsheets to a farm management app: where to start, what to move first, and how to get the whole family on board.
Read more →Frequently asked questions
Can I scan a cow's ear tag with the camera instead of typing it?+
Yes — every ear-tag field can scan the tag with your phone's camera, instead of typing fourteen characters in your gloves.
Can I track an animal's full breeding and treatment history?+
Yes — every animal's card shows its full history: inseminations, calvings, and every treatment with its withdrawal date.
Does the app distinguish cows, bulls, heifers, and calves?+
Yes — the herd is split into these categories, each with its own list and headcount.
See the app
Barn, fields, garage and finances on one phone. Get AgroDuty and leave the notebook in the drawer.