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The Animal Card is the individual record page for one sheep. It brings identity, status, group, dates, notes and animal-specific records into one place.
From this page, the farmer can check the sheep’s basic details, review weight history, look at treatment records, check pedigree information, see linked finance records and keep notes attached to the correct sheep.
Open the right animal and check what has happened to it before making the next farm action.
The card is reached from the flock list or from related records. After opening it, the farmer can review identity, status, group, weight, treatments, pedigree, notes and linked history without rebuilding the record from notebooks or memory.
Many apps treat the animal profile as a simple form. The useful history is often scattered across other screens.
HerdDeck keeps one sheep’s record in one working page.
Shows tag, name, sex, breed, group and status so the farmer knows which sheep is open.
Shows active, sold, dead, culled or inactive state while keeping old records available.
Gives access to past weights and daily gain where enough measurements exist.
Shows what was applied, when it was applied and which sheep received it.
Shows recorded parentage and family information when available.
Keeps observations, sale records, purchase records or animal-level costs attached to the same sheep.
The Animal Card is the working record for one sheep.
Flock lists, treatments, weights, finance, pedigree and reports become more useful when the farmer can open one animal and review its history in one place.
