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Youth Livestock Projects (4‑H / FFA)

Keep project records organized, track progress over time, and stay ready for weigh-ins, fairs, and deadlines—without chasing paperwork.

Built for real livestock work—simple enough for students, strong enough for serious operations.

Coming Soon

A better way to keep records

RanchMax is being built to make livestock recordkeeping easier for families, mentors, and students.

  • Cleaner records for fair time and check-ins
  • Track weights, health, and notes in one place
  • Simple enough to keep up with all season

What RanchMax helps you track

The basics that matter—organized and easy to find.

Animal details

ID, breed, notes, photos, and important dates.

Weights & progress

Log weights over time and see progress at a glance.

Health & treatments

Keep treatment notes and health history organized.

Breeding & birth records

Track breeding info and outcomes when relevant.

Notes & reminders

Capture feed notes, chores, and important updates.

Project-ready records

Stay prepared for fairs, deadlines, and check-ins.

How it works

A simple flow students and families can stick with.

Add your project animal

Start with the basics—then build as the season goes.

Log updates as you go

Weights, health notes, and key events—kept in one place.

Pull up the record anytime

Have what you need ready when it’s time for check-ins or fairs.

Resources for students, parents, and mentors

Practical guides you can use right now.

Start here

4‑H / FFA Weekly Checklist

A simple weekly routine that keeps your project records ready for weigh-ins and fair time.

Read the checklist

Recordkeeping Basics

What to track, why it matters, and how to stay consistent without extra stress.

Read the guide

Spreadsheet Migration Guide

A step-by-step plan to move from spreadsheets to a record system without losing data.

Read the migration plan

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