Each herd walks its pastures in a fixed order — only the speed changes. Move a Herd puts the pasture they've entered at the top and slides the rest of the cycle to follow, keeping each pasture's usual length. Dates are targets; shift ±2–3 days as the schedule allows. Tap Edit Mode to change the order itself.
Rain log by date and pasture. Reference source: West Texas Mesonet — Sterling City station. Check the WTM app for the reading, log it here. Totals roll up by pasture and year.
Standard operating procedures by domain. The steady, correct way each job gets done — so it's done the same way every time, whoever's doing it. Tap Edit Mode to add or revise procedures.
A working rhythm, not a rigid clock. Mornings are family and the gym — out the door by 8:30. Daily ranch checks anchor the day. DC work floats into the open blocks depending on the week. Hunting season reshapes afternoons entirely (see note at bottom).
HUNTING SEASON (OCT–MID JAN): Afternoons shift to hunter drop-off (~2–3 PM) and dark pick-up. Ranch work moves to the late-morning window after morning pick-up. No cattle work while hunters are in the field. See the Hunting Day Schedule for the full daily rhythm during season.
Fixed annual anchors — the dates that don't move. Tap Edit Mode to add, change, or remove dates. Everything sorts by date and shows a live countdown.
Your records live in Supabase, with a copy cached on this device so the app still opens without signal. Export writes that cached copy to a file — worth doing before a trip, or any time you want an off-database snapshot. Import reads a backup file back into local storage.
Export a backup first. This erases all entered data and resets the app to its starting state.