FarmHub: Farming Guide

FarmHub is an offline-first agricultural knowledge app for farmers, livestock owners, students, and extension workers. Everything works without an internet connection — install once and use it anywhere, even in remote areas with no network.

One app brings together the practical farming knowledge you need every day:

🌾 CROP GUIDE
Step-by-step guides for major crops — cereals, vegetables, pulses, oil crops and cash crops. Each crop covers climate and soil needs, land preparation, seed selection, sowing, fertilizer, irrigation, weed, pest and disease management, harvesting, yield and storage.

🐄 LIVESTOCK GUIDE
Management guides for cattle, buffalo, goat, sheep, poultry and duck — housing, feeding, breeding, pregnancy and newborn care, vaccination, disease prevention, biosecurity and record keeping.

🩺 DISEASE LIBRARY
A growing library of crop, livestock and poultry diseases with symptoms, causes, transmission, prevention, control, treatment guidance and emergency signs — with severity indicators and a vet-consultation reminder.

🧮 FARMING CALCULATORS
Handy decision tools: fertilizer calculator, seed calculator, feed & ration calculator (green fodder, concentrate, minerals, salt, water), livestock weight estimator (Schaeffer's formula), vaccination planner and profit/ROI calculator.

📅 SEASONAL CALENDAR
Month-by-month crop activities, livestock tasks, vaccinations, disease risks and farm maintenance reminders.

💡 FARMING TIPS
Practical tips on crops, livestock, poultry, organic farming, water management, climate-smart agriculture and farm management.

🎯 QUIZ CENTER
Test and improve your knowledge with quizzes by topic, track your score and earn badges.

⭐ FAVORITES & SEARCH
Save any guide, disease or tip for quick access, and search across all content instantly.

KEY FEATURES
- Works 100% offline — no internet needed
- No account, no sign-up, no ads
- Collects no personal data
- Simple, large, farmer-friendly design
- Light and dark themes

FarmHub provides general educational information and is not a substitute for professional advice. Always consult a qualified veterinarian or agricultural extension officer for specific decisions.

We are continually expanding the content. Feedback and suggestions are welcome at [email protected].