Production tracking, financial management, smart SMS alerts, and disease intelligence — all in one mobile-friendly platform built for Nigerian conditions. Works offline. No laptop needed.
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Purpose-built for layers, broilers, and mixed farms in Nigeria
Track layers and broilers across multiple farms. Daily production recording optimised for mobile — large tap targets, works offline.
FCR trends, hen-day production %, P&L charts, and 14-day egg forecast using linear regression. Know where your farm is headed.
Termii-powered SMS to your Nigerian number: low feed warning, high mortality spike, vaccination due, weekly performance summary.
Track feed bags, medicines, and equipment. Low-stock alerts before you run out. Expiry date tracking for drugs.
Pre-loaded Nigerian disease library (Newcastle, Gumboro, Marek's, 8 more). NAFDAC drug tracking with withdrawal period countdowns.
Full P&L, expense categories, sales orders, cash flow projection. Bank loan report export for NIRSAL / Bank of Agriculture.
Invite farm managers, workers, and veterinarians with role-based permissions. Audit trail for every action.
Install on Android or iPhone — no app store needed. Enter production records without internet; syncs automatically when back online.
All prices in Nigerian Naira (₦). Cancel anytime.
"I used to track everything in a notebook. Now I get an SMS if my mortality rate spikes. My FCR dropped from 2.8 to 2.1 in 3 months."
Emeka Okafor
Layer farmer, 8,000 birds — Ogun State
"The financial module showed me I was losing money on feed costs I didn't track properly. Now I know my exact cost per dozen."
Aisha Musa
Broiler farmer, 3 batches/year — Kano
"I manage 4 farms across Rivers and Delta States. Flock360 is the only tool that lets me see all of them from my phone in real-time."
Tunde Adeyemi
Multi-farm owner, 20,000+ birds — Port Harcourt
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