Animal identity and ear tags
Keep the ear tag, name, species, breed, sex and date of birth on the animal card.
Panel location: Animals and herds
Animal identity and ear tags — open screen →Solutions
Herd management software: every animal’s history in one place
Manage the health, reproduction, production and cost processes of your cattle, small ruminants and poultry in an orderly way.
AVAILABLE IN THE TARLIVA WEB PANEL
Livestock: tracking modules you can use
These tracking screens are available in the Tarliva panel. Sign in to create records and review your history. Below you can see what each module does and where to find it.
Vaccination tracking
Record the vaccine, animal, administration date and next vaccination date.
Panel location: Health
Vaccination tracking — open screen →Insemination tracking
Record the insemination date, method and bull code.
Panel location: Reproduction
Insemination tracking — open screen →Pregnancy checks
Keep the check date and pregnancy result as a separate record.
Panel location: Reproduction
Pregnancy checks — open screen →Dry-off planning
Keep the planned dry-off date in the animal's reproduction record.
Panel location: Animal card → Reproduction
Dry-off planning — open screen →Milk production tracking
Review milk production by animal and date.
Panel location: Production
Milk production tracking — open screen →Step-by-step animal tracking in Tarliva
Cow insemination tracking: from heat to pregnancy checks →Cow pregnancy tracking and estimated calving →Animal vaccination tracking: administration and next due date →Cow calving records: link the mother and calf →Dry-off tracking: record the planned date →Calf tracking: identity, mother links and health history →
Panel links require sign-in. Available screens depend on your role and activities; record limits depend on your plan. Compare plans and capacities.
Features
What does this solution cover?
1
Animal card & identity
Ear tag, species, breed, sex and birth date
Parents and pedigree
Paddock, herd and animal movements
2
Health & reproduction
Disease, examination and treatment history
Vaccination and medication schedule
Meat/milk withdrawal alerts
Heat, insemination and pregnancy tracking
Estimated birth and birth records
Abortion and complication records
Quick 'this animal is sick' entry
Calling a vet and appointments
3
Production & cost
Daily milk and egg production
Live weight and growth tracking
Feed consumption and cost
Animal purchase, sale, death and slaughter records
Cost and profitability per animal
Benefits
What do you gain?
Reduce missed vaccinations and check-ups.
Track reproduction and birth dates in an orderly way.
Spot low-yield or at-risk animals early.
Share health and production history securely with your vet.
Use case
How does it work, step by step?
Step 1
Register the animal
Step 2
Enter health and vaccination history
Step 3
Process the reproduction calendar
Step 4
Record production and feed
Step 5
See cost and profitability
Other solutions
Other production areas
From vaccination to calving: animal tracking in detail
A daily workflow for herd management records
Connect each animal's identifier with milk, feed and health records. Give your cattle or sheep and goat team a shared history that they can refer to during daily work.
Start with the animal card
Record the identifier, birth date, breed and group. Select the same animal for later weight and health entries, and retain dated records when the animal leaves your farm.
Compare milk and feed over the same period
Review milk production and feed consumption for matching dates. Keep feed cost distinct from total production cost so everyone understands what the figures represent.
Record breeding events and follow-up work
Keep insemination, pregnancy checks and birth records in the animal's history. Distinguish scheduled checks from completed events and discuss health decisions with your veterinarian.
Before you start
What should a herd management record include?
Start with a unique tag or farm identifier, birth date, species, breed, sex and group. Link later milk, weight, health, breeding and departure events to that identity.
Is there a free herd tracking plan?
You can start with Tarliva's Free plan. Compare current animal, staff and parcel limits, paid prices and any trial periods on the Pricing page.
Do I need a collar or sensor?
No device purchase is needed for manual animal, milk, feed or weight records. Device connectivity is a separate capability; a real connection depends on the brand, model and available access.
How should I move from spreadsheets?
Clean up identifiers, dates and units first. Create a small sample of records and reconcile it with your spreadsheet. If you need bulk migration, discuss the file format and supported fields with our team before transferring the full dataset.
Guides for your daily work
Herd Management
How to choose herd management software: a practical trial
Compare software with the same animal, milk and feed records. Use a practical checklist to test daily work, plan limits and data requirements.
Read the guideHerd ManagementHerd management records: what to put on every animal card
Build a usable animal history with consistent identifiers, dated events, weights and a short weekly review.
Read the guideFinance & ProfitabilityHow to calculate feed cost per litre of milk
Use a worked example to separate feed purchases, feed consumption and total milk production costs.
Read the guide