Your farm can stay busy while the full picture remains difficult to see.

Important information may be spread across notebooks, chat messages, spreadsheets, verbal updates, and memory. This can make it difficult to see:

01whether routine work was completed
02how much is being spent on feeding and farm inputs
03which animals require attention
04what health, treatment, or mortality events occurred
05how production, expenses, and sales are changing
06which problems need an owner's decision

Record it once. See it clearly.

01

Operators record essential farm activities

Farm operators record agreed daily activities using practical workflows designed to require minimal typing.

02

FarmIQ organizes the information

Records are organized around the farm's livestock, feeding, health, production, expenses, sales, and operational activities.

03

Owners and managers see what needs attention

Farm owners and managers receive clearer visibility into completed work, farm conditions, costs, issues, and operational patterns.

Farm operations

Start with the workflows that matter most to your farm.

Each pilot farm selects three high-frequency or high-value workflows to begin. The labels below show how ready each one is today.

In pilot

Feeding & routine operations

Record feeding and the day's routine farm tasks with quick, low-typing workflows.

FarmIQ dashboard showing the day's milk, herd, feed, and money at a glance.
In pilot

Health, treatment & mortality

Log treatments, vaccinations, mortality, and condition events as they happen.

FarmIQ reports screen with herd, health, vaccinations, and production rows.
In pilot

Production & livestock inventory

Track milk and other production alongside a living count of your animals.

FarmIQ milk yield screen with a daily bar chart and recent milkings per cow.
In testing

Expenses & sales

Keep feed and input costs, sales, and what's been paid adding up over the season.

In testing

Worker & operator activity

See who recorded what, so completed work is visible without chasing updates.

In testing

Owner & manager summaries

Roll the day's records into short summaries of conditions, costs, and issues.

Test FarmIQ using your farm's actual operations.

The supported pilot may include:

  • guided farm setup and onboarding
  • access for the owner or manager
  • access for selected operators
  • three agreed operational workflows
  • offline or assisted recording where available
  • regular pilot check-ins
  • basic manager summaries
  • feedback and workflow-improvement sessions
  • an end-of-pilot findings review

Farm support should be easier to find and coordinate.

In testing

Supplier inquiries

Send inquiries to trusted feed and input suppliers.

In testing

Vets & technicians

Request veterinarians or livestock technicians.

In testing

Training opportunities

Discover relevant training opportunities.

In testing

Farm services

Connect with selected farm services.

These services are currently being validated as supporting workflows. FarmIQ does not yet operate a full checkout, payment, employment, or service-guarantee platform.

Frequently asked questions

Who can join the pilot?

Selected commercial and semi-commercial livestock farms, farm owners, managers, and operators may apply. Priority is currently given to suitable farms in Tagum and Davao del Norte that are willing to test real workflows and provide honest feedback.

Which livestock types are currently supported?

FarmIQ is currently validating workflows for livestock operations such as swine, cattle or dairy, poultry, and other suitable farm types. Final pilot suitability depends on the farm's operations and the workflows that need to be tested.

Does FarmIQ work with limited connectivity?

FarmIQ is developing offline-first and assisted recording options for farms with limited internet connectivity. These capabilities are still being tested and may vary depending on the device and workflow.

Is the marketplace already fully operational?

Not yet. FarmIQ is currently testing supplier inquiries, availability checks, referrals, and fulfillment coordination without operating a full checkout or payment system.

Does FarmIQ guarantee increased profit or productivity?

No. FarmIQ helps farms maintain clearer records, monitor operations, and make better-informed decisions, but actual results depend on farm management, market conditions, animal health, and other factors.

How is farm information handled?

Farm information is collected for agreed pilot and product purposes with the farm's knowledge and consent. Identifiable farm data will not be shared with associations, LGUs, or other partners without appropriate permission.

How can associations or LGUs participate?

Associations and LGUs may refer suitable farms, coordinate group pilots, support training or validation, or discuss sponsored programs. Any reporting or information-sharing arrangement will use agreed objectives, responsibilities, and consent-based data.