August 13, 2026Published by on August 13, 2026Categories Farming GuidesRecords That Make Your Herd BankableCattle are wealth, but a lender or buyer wants proof. The records that turn a herd into an asset you can show.
August 13, 2026Published by on August 13, 2026Categories Farming GuidesThe Muster Routine: Count Your Herd and Catch Losses EarlyA repeatable muster routine that finds a missing beast in days rather than months, and proves ownership when you do.
August 13, 2026Published by on August 13, 2026Categories Farming GuidesBrands, BAITS Tags and Movement Permits: Keeping Your Papers in OrderYour letshwao, BAITS tag numbers, brand certificate and movement paperwork — what to keep and how to have it ready.
August 13, 2026Published by on August 13, 2026Categories Farming GuidesIs Your Feed Paying? Average Daily Gain and Cost of Gain ExplainedAverage daily gain and cost of gain in plain terms, so you can prove whether the lucerne and licks are worth the money.
August 13, 2026Published by on August 13, 2026Categories Farming GuidesCalving Season: What to Record and Why It PaysThe handful of things worth writing down at calving — and how they tell you which cows are earning their grazing.
August 13, 2026Published by on August 13, 2026Categories Farming GuidesA Working Cattle Vaccination Calendar for Botswana FarmersHow to build a vaccination calendar that fits your calving season, and keep proof of every shot given.
August 13, 2026Published by on August 13, 2026Categories Farming GuidesDipping Cattle: Rotating Acaricides to Beat Tick ResistanceTicks build resistance when you use one chemical group too long. How to rotate acaricides and keep a dip record that proves it.
August 13, 2026Published by on August 13, 2026Categories Farming GuidesWithdrawal Periods Explained: Never Sell a Treated Beast Too SoonWhat a withdrawal period is, why it protects your sale at the abattoir, and how to track it for every treated animal.
August 13, 2026Published by on August 13, 2026Categories Farming GuidesWhy Photograph Every Beast: Building Your Farm’s MemoryA paper book cannot show you the animal. Why a photo on every record changes how you find, prove and sell cattle.