Long Rains 2025 · Now tracking 5 species

The Livestock Operating System for African farms.

Kraal helps farmers log weights, health, feed and finances — for sheep, goats, cattle, pigs and poultry — in one calm, offline-ready workspace.

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Trusted by farms across the region

Nguruwe FarmKaruga DairyMt. Elgon CoopMaasai Pastoralists Assoc.Rift Valley Sheep

Built for the field

Every record. Every animal. One place.

Live dashboard

See your herd's pulse at a glance.

Weekly weight gains, top performers, feed cost trends — all calculated automatically as you log records.

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Weigh-ins

Track growth across every species.

Batch weigh-ins for sheep, goats and poultry. Individual records for cattle and pigs. Built around how each species is actually managed.

Two African farm workers weighing a Dorper lamb on a digital livestock scale

Health

Vaccinations & vet visits

Never miss a CDT booster or FMD round again.

Finances

Feed costs in KES

Cost per kg gained, per animal, per month.

Offline-first

Works in the paddock

Log without signal. Syncs the moment you're back online.

Five species, one workspace

From a single ewe to a 500-bird batch.

Whether you keep ten Dorper lambs or run a mixed commercial farm, Shamba Records adapts to how each species is actually managed in the field — without forcing you into spreadsheets built for someone else's farm.

Sheep & lambs

Dorper, Merino, Red Maasai

Goats

Galla, Boer, dairy crosses

Boran bull in an East African savanna paddock at sunrise

Cattle

Boran, Friesian, Sahiwal

Pigs

Large White, Landrace

Poultry

Kuroiler, broiler, layer batches

Margaret, a dairy farmer in Nakuru, holding a tablet in her cattle barn

From the field

"I finally see what's working."

Margaret manages 12 dairy cows outside Nakuru. Before Shamba Records, she tracked weights and feed costs in three different notebooks — and never quite trusted any of them.

Today she logs each weigh-in on her phone in the barn, exports a monthly report for her vet, and knows her cost per litre of milk within KES 0.50.

Margaret K. · Karuga Dairy, Nakuru