Everything Land & Herd does.
Keep animal records, land, chores and finances together. Choose the tools that fit your place.
The herd
Livestock
Every animal tracked individually, across twenty-nine species — tag, registration, EID (electronic ear tag), breed, birth date, herd, pasture and ancestry.
Livestock management →Breeding & health
Breedings, groups and incubation batches, with due dates from each breed's own gestation. Plus heat cycles, pregnancy checks, births, weaning, health issues, medications and withdrawal (the days after a treatment before milk or meat can be sold) tracking.
Breeding & health →Pastures
Rotational grazing on 30, 45, 60 or 90-day rest periods. Log a graze and watch the countdown to ready.
Rotational grazing →The ground
Land & properties
Every property drawn on a map — pastures, pens, fields, barns, water points and gates, in acres or hectares.
Land & properties →Soil survey
The USDA's soil map for your own ground: which soils sit under which paddock (a fenced grazing section), and what that ground will take to work.
Soil survey →The work
Tasks & daily log
Chores and reminders in one feed — dated, assigned and repeatable — plus the daily log.
Tasks & daily log →Production & inventory
Log eggs, milk, honey or produce in your own units, priced as you go. Track feed, medicines and fuel, with alerts at the stock levels you choose.
Production & inventory →Crops & equipment
Plantings from seed to harvest with the yield you actually got; machinery with hours, purchase price and a maintenance log.
Crops & equipment →Alerts & reminders
Seven alerts raise themselves — tasks, withdrawals, breeding dates, pastures, maintenance and low stock — in the app and your inbox.
Alerts & reminders →The books and your records
Finances
An income-and-expense ledger, budgets against actual spend, enterprise analysis, a year-end tax-line summary, and a contact list of vendors and buyers.
Ranch finances →Documents & export
Eight printable documents, including a 4-H / FFA project record, plus spreadsheet files for each kind of record and a whole-ranch ZIP.
Documents & export →Photos & paperwork
Attach photos and paperwork to animals, finance entries, health records, machines, crops, log entries and the ranch itself.
Photos & paperwork →The AI parts Ranch plan and up
Spreadsheet import
A template with the right columns, on any plan. Or bring your own workbook and let Farm Hand match its columns — on Ranch.
How import works →Farm Hand
Ask about your place in plain English and log work by chatting. Anything that writes waits for your confirmation.
How Farm Hand works →Show only the tools you use.
Keep the tools you need in your sidebar and hide the rest in Settings. Start with animals and chores, then add crops or equipment when you need them. Your land map stays available; the pasture setting controls its Grazing view.
The parts every operation gets
Dashboard
Head count, this week's production, open tasks, low stock and weather, plus an Attention Needed feed: overdue work, pastures coming ready, animals still under withdrawal.
Daily Log
A dated journal of what actually happened, written by whoever was there.
Crew & roles
Owner, manager and worker roles. Enter an email and Land & Herd sends the invite. Run several ranches from one login. Free seats one — Homestead two, Ranch ten, Operation as many as you need.
Start with the tools you need today
Switch the rest on whenever you're ready.