We have compiled the Farm Success Team’s most commonly asked questions and our answers, workarounds and specific articles that we have written to answer those questions.

Creating a Marking record is the best way to create new lamb or calf groups. Marking will link maternal livestock to their offspring and the new groups can then be split based on their sex.

The marking percentage automatically populates in the Fertility Report, to give you a comprehensive look into your natural increase.

Check out our full guide to Marking to learn more.

There are a couple of ways you can add new offspring onto your AgriWebb, but this depends upon your lambing/calving practices.

Create a Birth Record to create the offspring. In this record you'll link the Dam to the offspring. This record will be done for each seperate offspring. This is recommended if tagging in the paddock as the offspring is born or if the Dam is known. For more information on creating a birth record view this article.

If you're marking and scanning the animals in the yards you can connect AgriWebb to your Hardware and induct those animals in the system. For more information on inducting animals in a live session view this article.

You can upload your offspring in bulk using a CSV file, either manually created or obtained from a Hardware session. You can also add parentage data in bulk using this method. For more information on adding animals in bulk view this article.

By applying a scanning record to the whole group you can accurately record the results, including their scanning percentage and then draft based upon their pregnancy status. Be sure to check out our full guide to creating a Scanning Record to read more.

Following this, you can Draft and Split the livestock and add a Management Tag according to their pregnancy status to prevent them from merging with similar groups.

Simple conduct an Add Tag record on the livestock to assign them a Management Tag according to their pregnancy status to quickly identify them and prevent them merging with other similar groups.

Type in Drys, Singles, Twins or Triplets into the Management Tag field and click Save.

This Management tag can be used to filter through records and reports to quickly obtain total numbers of each group and where they are on the farm.

If you find your livestock numbers do not add up correctly in your stock reconciliation or have conflicting records in your livestock history and discrepancies on your livestock map, you may not be alone! We have written a full article here on this issue and it’s potential causes, make sure you check it out so that we can get you back up and running.

We have a Mixed Ear Tag option that allows you to run mixed age livestock. If you want to learn how to set this up for either your cattle or sheep check out the following articles:

​Best Practice: Setting up mobs in AgriWebb

Setting up your Sheep

Setting Up your Cattle

For steps on how to transfer your mobs between farms, view this article. However, not majority of the mob history cannot be transferred but will always exist on the farm the records were created on.

For steps on how to transfer your animals between farms, view this article. To prevent doubled up animals, if you transfer animals to another farm make sure the animals are also not added in bulk as well (i.e. through CSV upload).

Don’t worry, archiving an inventory item doesn’t delete the records you created from the inventory item, it only removes it from your current inventory. Those records are safely stored in your Treatment Reports, Livestock and Paddock histories and won’t affect your record-keeping for audit compliance. You can always unarchive an item if needed. To learn more be sure to check out our full guide to Inventory Management.

Currently we only have cattle and sheep on AgriWebb. To workaround this, see our article on running other species here for more information.

We would recommend using the Google Chrome internet browser, as it best supports all websites including the AgriWebb Web App. You're able to download Google Chrome here. 

Make sure you check out our Help Centre to access hundreds of articles written to give you step-by-step guides to AgriWebb's key features and to answer our most commonly asked questions.

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