Every animal on record. Treatments, withdrawal periods and births, together.
OpenAgri keeps fields, livestock, stock, money and compliance in one workspace for farmers and the people they work with.
Built on official data
Data from these sources. OpenAgri is not affiliated with or endorsed by them.
- Date of birth
- 14 Mar 2021
- Age
- 5y 6m
- Current holding
- CPH 12/345/6789
- Current field
- Long Meadow
- Current pen / house
- B2
- Latest weight
- 642 kg
- Health
- Lameness, left hind
- Breeding
- Expected delivery 2 Jun 2027 (in 8 months)
- Withdrawal
- Withheld until 16 Oct 2026
One workspace for the whole farm. A treatment, the medicine batch it used and the withdrawal period it started are one connected record, not three spreadsheets.
Connected records
Each field keeps its boundary, crop and records together, from the map down to the last operation.
Official data
Import parcel boundaries from official registers and link medicines to official product registers, so you start from the source.
One team
Owners, managers, workers and the vet you invite work in the same records, each with the access their role gives them.
Paperwork everywhere
Inspection next weekFarm worker
“I wrote the withdrawal date on the parlour wall.”
“Which cow had the meloxicam? The one with the torn tag?”
Spray records in three notebooks
Contractor
“The vet invoice is in the tractor somewhere.”
Everything in one place
Ready for inspectionBramble is clear for milk on 6 Oct 2026
- Meloxicam for Bramble (UK 123456 700041), 1 Oct 2026
- Every spray in one register, ready to export
- The vet invoice, attached to the treatment
Livestock and animal health
Follow each animal from birth to sale: treatments and vaccinations, withdrawal periods for each food product, breeding and births, weights, feeding and movements.
Explore livestockManage animals and groups across your herd.
UK 123456 700041BrambleUK 123456 700019Clover
UK 123456 700033Daisy
UK 123456 700052Fern
UK 123456 700067Hector
UK 0123456 00218NellAnimals
Each animal’s tag, breed, holding and history on one record.
Groups
Keep animals in groups to find them, count them and work with them together.
Health
Illnesses, assessments and tests on each animal’s health timeline.
Medicine administration
Record each dose from a batch in stock, with its withdrawal periods worked out.
Vaccinations
Vaccinations for each animal, with the next dose due on the calendar.
Vaccination protocols
Set up a vaccination protocol once and schedule every dose from it.
Fields and agronomy
Import boundaries from the official parcel register or draw them. Record crops, operations, soil tests and yields, and check crop suitability from climate and soil data.
- Barn CloseBarley, spring8.24 haUpdated 4 days ago
- Brook PieceField bean4.36 haUpdated 11 Aug
- Church ClosePea2.93 haUpdated 24 Sept
- Hill GroundGrass3.59 haUpdated 17 Sept
- Long MeadowWheat, winter45.61 haUpdated 2 days ago
- Mill FieldLinseed1.00 haUpdated 21 Sept
- Oak FieldOilseed rape, winter8.88 haUpdated 26 Sept
- Old PastureGrass7.47 haUpdated 5 Sept
- Top FieldWheat, winter4.47 haUpdated 5 days ago
- Upper DownBarley, spring1.60 haUpdated 12 Sept
Farm fields
Every field on the map with its area, crop and records.
Field boundaries
Bring in boundaries from the official parcel register instead of drawing them.
History
Every operation, crop and yield on the field, season by season.
Soil tests
Each field’s soil test results, with their dates.
Crop suitability from climate, soil and rotation
A shortlist of crops for each field, from its climate, soil and rotation.
Work planning
Plan the season’s field work and follow each job until it is done.
Stock and traceability
Track feed, seed, fertiliser and medicines by batch and location, with expiry dates, running balances, orders and stock counts.
Stock lots and batches across every location on this farm. Open one to see its audit trail.
Lots
34
Products
13
Known stock value
£48,214.60
B-2041B-2038B-2033B-2029B-2017Inventory
Every lot and batch on hand, by location, with its expiry and value.
Transactions
Each receipt, use, transfer and sale, kept as a ledger you can trace.
Stock counts
Count a store, review what differs, and post the corrections together.
Orders
Purchase and sales orders, linked to the deliveries that fill them.
Reservations
Hold stock for a job or a buyer so it is not used twice.
Documents
Delivery notes and invoices, attached to the movements they record.
Money, machinery and the work week
The day-to-day running of the farm, next to the records it depends on.
Track and manage farm expenses by category.
Income and expenses
Record income and expenses in several currencies, by partner, with receipts attached to expenses.
New Holland T6.180ZFRE01234Active- Type
- Tractor
- Purchase date
- 18 Mar 2022
- Purchase cost
- £112,500.00
Amazone UX 4201UX42-0871In repair- Type
- Sprayer
- Purchase date
- 4 Feb 2021
- Purchase cost
- £64,000.00
Equipment
Keep an equipment register with hours used, maintenance and service history.
Calendar and work lists
Plan the week in the farm calendar and see what needs doing each day.
Registers and compliance
Medicine, chemical and nitrogen registers built from the records you already keep, ready to export as CSV. SFI agreements and planning for farms in England, in beta.
One row per treatment and animal. Filter the register and export the matching records as CSV.
UK 123456 700041BrambleUK 123456 700019CloverUK 123456 700033DaisyVeterinary medicine book
The medicine record an inspector asks for, filled in from each treatment.
Plant-protection record
Every spray with its product, rate, field and operator.
Nitrogen record
Nitrogen applied to each field, kept as the record the rules ask for.
Forensic archive
Earlier versions of each record kept unchanged, to show what was recorded and when.
An assistant that knows your farm
Ask about your own records in plain words. The assistant shows the records it looked up and cites its sources when it uses reference material.
| Date | Animal | Product | Withdrawal status |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 Oct | UK 123456 700041 (Bramble) | Meloxicam 20 mg/ml | 16 Oct |
| 24 Sept | UK 123456 700019 (Clover) | Oxytetracycline spray | No withdrawal restriction |
| 12 Sept | UK 123456 700033 (Daisy) | Pour-on wormer | No withdrawal restriction |
One cow is still in a withdrawal period: Bramble (UK 123456 700041), treated with meloxicam on 1 October. Her milk withdrawal period ends on 6 October and her meat withdrawal period on 16 October.
Fields
Ask what was sown, applied or harvested on any field.
Livestock
Ask which animals are in a withdrawal period or due a vaccination.
Stock
Ask what is in store, where it is and what expires soon.
Finance
Ask what you spent on feed, fuel or contractors this season.
Also in OpenAgri
- Bring your data
- Start from official parcels or import GeoJSON, Shapefile, KML and CSV files.
- Products and partners
- Keep products, suppliers and buyers in one catalogue, linked to stock and finance.
- Farms and teams
- Run several farms in one organisation and invite people as admins, editors or viewers.
- Seven languages
- English, Romanian, Polish, German, French, Spanish and Italian, with official parcel import for England, France, Poland and Romania.
One farm or many. Everyone connected.
Farmers
Every field, animal and batch in one place, on a computer or a phone.
Farm managers and teams
Switch between farms, organise farm years and invite your team with roles that control access.
Vets and advisers
Get invited to the farms you work with and switch between them. Treatment and vaccination records name who administered them.
Your records stay yours.
- You own your records
- Your farm data belongs to your organisation, not to us.
- Export when you need to
- Download veterinary medicine and chemical registers and compliance archive records as CSV.
- You decide who sees what
- Owner, admin, editor and viewer roles control access for each person.
- Hosted in the EU
- OpenAgri runs on servers in the European Union.
A few practical questions.
Short answers to what farmers want to know before moving their records to OpenAgri.
Yes. Choose Try Demo Farm to explore a sample farm without creating an account.
Look through the fields, livestock and other records before setting up your own farm.
Both. Use field mapping, crop planning, soil tests and yield records for your land, alongside animal and group records, breeding, health, feeding and production for your livestock.
OpenAgri serves farms in the UK, France, Poland and Romania. The app is available in English, Romanian, Polish, German, French, Spanish and Italian.
Some features depend on the country, such as SFI planning in England and official parcel import from the RPA in England, the RPG in France, ARiMR in Poland and APIA in Romania.
Yes. Invite them to your farm by email and choose their role, for example viewer or editor.
If they work with several farms, they can switch between the farms they have been invited to.
Treatment and vaccination records can name the vet who administered them.
Yes. Import GeoJSON, Shapefile, KML or CSV files with field geometry, or import official parcels from England’s RPA, France’s RPG, Poland’s ARiMR or Romania’s APIA.
You can review fields before importing them.
Veterinary medicine and chemical registers can be exported as CSV, and so can compliance archive records.
The export options depend on the record you are viewing.
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