Crop calendar
Sowing, irrigation and harvest windows for the farmer’s district, from the calendar you sync.
Feeding, vaccination schedules and warning signs, with a clear point to call the vet.
Ng’ombe wangu hali chakula, nifanye nini?
“My cow is not eating. What should I do?”
Angalia kama ana homa au tumbo limevimba, na mpe maji safi. Ikiendelea zaidi ya siku moja, mpigie daktari wa mifugo aliye kwenye orodha yako.
Check for fever and bloating and give clean water. If it lasts more than a day, call the vet listed in your contacts.
My cow is not eating since morning. What should I check?
Check temperature and rumen movement; call a vet if fever is above the limit.
Ndama anapaswa kupata chanjo lini?
“When should the calf be vaccinated?”
Kulingana na ratiba yako ya chanjo, kati ya miezi 3 na 4. Thibitisha na daktari wa mifugo.
Per your vaccination schedule, between 3 and 4 months. Confirm with the vet.
Vets are far away and farmers need to know when a symptom is urgent. Vaccination schedules are easy to forget. Generic advice from the internet is often wrong for local breeds and conditions.
Dairy and livestock farmers, and the cooperatives and veterinary services that support them.
Feeding, vaccination schedules and warning signs from your own material.
Answers always say when to stop and call a vet.
Swahili, Hindi and the other languages you train it on.
Answers come from the phone itself, so it keeps working where there is no signal.
Farmers learn which signs need a vet now and which can wait.
Vaccination and deworming dates are a question away.
No. It explains warning signs and first steps, and says when to call a vet.
Yes, if the app keeps the animal’s dates. Reminders work on the phone.
Only the veterinary guides you train it on.
Pick one team and one use case. We’ll have it running on your own devices in weeks.
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