Would you use a online Milk Production Recording system?

[coondog]

Hello,
I've thought about making a online(or offline) milk production recording program to record how much goats have improved on their milking, what time(s) they were milked that day, how much the milk weighed, etc.
I could also have public records optional that could help out people with selling their goats.



But, would anyone use this?

[susanne]

without an unrelated tester coming to the farm and confirm the numbers, i doubt it is from value.

[coondog]

without an unrelated tester coming to the farm and confirm the numbers, i doubt it is from value.

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I'm not sure what you mean.
Do you mean about how much milk the goats give?

[susanne]

Originally Posted by coondog

Hello,
I could also have public records optional that could help out people with selling their goats.

i was referring to the part where it should help selling goats.
i do have milk records from my does and i use a spread sheet for this. most computer are coming with a program like this.

[coondog]

i was referring to the part where it should help selling goats.

Maybe I should have mentioned something about public graphs to help you sell better.

i do have milk records from my does and i use a spread sheet for this. most computer are coming with a program like this.

That's fine you can use a spreadsheet program if you want.


Does anyone think this a good idea?

[sungirl]

What I think Susanne means is when some one is selling them, and aren't the most truthful they could add a few extra pounds to make her sound like a better milker.

If it was just for home use it may be a good thing.

[coondog]

Originally Posted by sungirl

What I think Susanne means is when some one is selling them, and aren't the most truthful they could add a few extra pounds to make her sound like a better milker.

True. Maybe I should have a feature where you post a picture of the udder.

If it was just for home use it may be a good thing.

I plan on using it for our goats. I'd like to see how much ours have increased in milk production.