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  1. Livestock Management
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The tables behind Livestock Management

Livestock Management ships with 11 tables, grouped here by the feature that uses them. Every record your team works with lives in one of them, and you can add fields and tables in Proto.

Tables
11
Features
6, plus shared settings
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How the model is organised

Pasture context

Pastures and pasture boundaries hold field identity and surveyed geometry.

Cycle and work

Breeding cycles and pasture tasks connect the plan, assignee and completion.

Feed and field evidence

Feed stocks, feed usage, feed applications and livestock observations keep dated operating records.

Output and access

Production records link the result to a cycle; team members and Users identify people.

Every table, by feature

Pastures and boundaries

6 tablesAbout this feature
  • Pastures

    Pastures and paddocks with area, location and availability status

  • Pasture boundaries

    Surveyed pasture boundary geometry with survey date and area

    Linked to Pastures
  • Breeding cycles

    Breeding cycles per pasture from planned start through growing, production and close

    Linked to Pastures
  • Pasture tasks

    Planned and executed pasture work assigned to a person for a specific cycle

    Linked to Pastures, Breeding cycles, Team members
  • Livestock observations

    Livestock and pasture observations with measured value, unit and notes

    Linked to Pastures
  • Feed applications

    Recorded feed applications to a pasture by a named applicator

    Linked to Pastures, Team members

Cycles and planning

4 tablesAbout this feature
  • Breeding cycles

    Breeding cycles per pasture from planned start through growing, production and close

    Linked to Pastures
  • Pastures

    Pastures and paddocks with area, location and availability status

  • Pasture tasks

    Planned and executed pasture work assigned to a person for a specific cycle

    Linked to Pastures, Breeding cycles, Team members
  • Production records

    Produced quantities with unit and grade, accepted by a reviewer

    Linked to Breeding cycles, Team members

Pasture work

5 tablesAbout this feature
  • Pasture tasks

    Planned and executed pasture work assigned to a person for a specific cycle

    Linked to Pastures, Breeding cycles, Team members
  • Pastures

    Pastures and paddocks with area, location and availability status

  • Breeding cycles

    Breeding cycles per pasture from planned start through growing, production and close

    Linked to Pastures
  • Team members

    Farm staff, operators, reviewers and managers with their authenticated user account and role title

    Linked to Users
  • Feed usage

    Feed quantities consumed against a pasture task

    Linked to Feed stocks, Pasture tasks

Feed stock and use

6 tablesAbout this feature
  • Feed stocks

    Feed stock lots with quantity on hand, unit and expiry

  • Feed usage

    Feed quantities consumed against a pasture task

    Linked to Feed stocks, Pasture tasks
  • Feed applications

    Recorded feed applications to a pasture by a named applicator

    Linked to Pastures, Team members
  • Pasture tasks

    Planned and executed pasture work assigned to a person for a specific cycle

    Linked to Pastures, Breeding cycles, Team members
  • Pastures

    Pastures and paddocks with area, location and availability status

  • Team members

    Farm staff, operators, reviewers and managers with their authenticated user account and role title

    Linked to Users

Observations and applications

6 tablesAbout this feature
  • Livestock observations

    Livestock and pasture observations with measured value, unit and notes

    Linked to Pastures
  • Feed applications

    Recorded feed applications to a pasture by a named applicator

    Linked to Pastures, Team members
  • Pastures

    Pastures and paddocks with area, location and availability status

  • Team members

    Farm staff, operators, reviewers and managers with their authenticated user account and role title

    Linked to Users
  • Pasture tasks

    Planned and executed pasture work assigned to a person for a specific cycle

    Linked to Pastures, Breeding cycles, Team members
  • Feed usage

    Feed quantities consumed against a pasture task

    Linked to Feed stocks, Pasture tasks

Production review

6 tablesAbout this feature
  • Production records

    Produced quantities with unit and grade, accepted by a reviewer

    Linked to Breeding cycles, Team members
  • Breeding cycles

    Breeding cycles per pasture from planned start through growing, production and close

    Linked to Pastures
  • Pastures

    Pastures and paddocks with area, location and availability status

  • Pasture tasks

    Planned and executed pasture work assigned to a person for a specific cycle

    Linked to Pastures, Breeding cycles, Team members
  • Team members

    Farm staff, operators, reviewers and managers with their authenticated user account and role title

    Linked to Users
  • Livestock observations

    Livestock and pasture observations with measured value, unit and notes

    Linked to Pastures

Shared and settings

1 table
  • Users

    Users

    Linked to Users

Keys and references

Use the linked pasture, cycle, task, lot and team member records rather than matching their names in text. The team member user link anchors access. Preserve source identities during migration so later corrections can find the original field event.

Migration order

  1. Create users and linked team members.
  2. Enter pastures and surveyed boundaries.
  3. Add feed stock lots and current cycles.
  4. Bring in assigned tasks and dated applications, observations and usage.
  5. Load production results after checking cycle and reviewer references.

Set up Livestock Management your way.

Start free, then use Proto to change fields, steps and approvals before your team goes live.

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