Livestock Monitoring - Farm Focus

Livestock Monitoring

Livestock Monitoring

It’s easy to keep on top of livestock movement in your business in Farm Focus.


Track sales, purchases, births and deaths in a convenient month-by-month view. Farm Focus manages the aging up process automatically. Include production and financial information such as $/head and $/kg in the same event and update your livestock reconciliation and cashflow forecast in one step. The Livestock Reconciliation Report offers a summarised annual view of stock movement on your farm and you can filter by management tag to see the livestock reconciliation for separate farming businesses.



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What our customers say


"The Livestock Trading Report is a new add-on that’s been particularly helpful in my situation. I trade dry stock (lambs and cattle) and need to keep a close eye on stock arriving and leaving the property. I need to know what I’m holding day to day and the report delivers this information in an easy-to-understand format."
Graeme Evans, Wairarapa

"Getting a good handle on livestock numbers is key to making a robust plan. For example, livestock numbers will be down after a drought which will affect numbers available for sale the following year, especially if you want to retain animals to rebuild stocking rates. Without doing the maths this is incredibly hard to estimate. You cannot beat doing a proper livestock reconciliation such as the one in Farm Focus. If you’re unsure how to do it, just ask for help."
Brian Eccles, CEO, Farm Focus

"Up to date stock reconciliations is another valuable function, plus the Dairy Forecaster which is available with updates in real time. To me Farm Focus is the full package and covers everything a farmer needs to run their business effectively and efficiently. I do see the application as a major improvement in efficiency for rural businesses."
Lisa Blondell, Chartered Accountant, Southland

"We can track sales, purchases, births, and deaths in a month-by-month view and Focus also manages the aging process automatically for us.”
Tania Kerr, Hawkes Bay