The Reports page gives you five cross-herd lists for the things you check weekly, not daily. Open Reports to see them all. A row of count chips at the top shows each list's total at a glance - click a chip to jump straight to that list.
The five lists
Weight loss flagged. Animals that have dropped 10% or more in weight over the last 30 days, sorted by the biggest drop. A fast way to catch an animal going downhill.
Stale weights. Active animals with no weight logged in the last 60 days, so you know who is overdue for a weigh-in. Each row has a quick way to log a weight.
Herd BCS trend. BCS means body condition score, the 1 to 5 scale for how fat or thin an animal is. This shows a 12-month trend and lists any animal currently outside the healthy 2.5 to 4.0 band, so you spot the too-thin and too-fat.
Clear to sell. Which animals are clear of any medication withdrawal today. A withdrawal period is a wait after a medicine before an animal is safe to sell or slaughter. The list opens on the animals still in withdrawal - everyone not listed is clear. Switch to All or Clear for the full roster, for example before exporting it as a CSV to hand over. Always confirm withdrawal times with your vet.
Expiring medications. Medicine in your stock that has expired or expires within the next 30 days, so nothing sits past its date.
📷 Screenshot: the Reports page showing the five list cards.
Export your data
Need these as a spreadsheet? The CSV exports link at the top of the page takes you to Settings → Export, where you can download animals, events, and fiber data, plus PDF reports.
Good to know. Most cards only show animals that need attention, so a short or empty list is good news.
Related
- Record income and expenses
- Who can see money on your farm