Record feed, water checks, sampling, medicine, expenses, and harvests in a few taps—even offline—then turn daily farm records into clear operating and financial reports.
Revenue at harvest does not tell the whole story. Farmers also need to know how much they spent on seed, feed, medicine, electricity, labor, and supplies; what the real FCR was; and how much one kilogram of output actually cost.
Nuoi Loi brings those records into one mobile-first workspace so each pond and crop can be reviewed with consistent operating and financial data.
The app is designed around daily work at the pond. Feed, water readings, sampling, treatments, expenses, and harvests can be recorded in a few taps. When connectivity is unavailable, records remain usable and sync again when the device reconnects.
Each crop starts with its stocking date and seed count. Nuoi Loi then uses daily records to support biomass, feed, growth, FCR, production-cost, and profit tracking. Feed can be entered by meal or as a daily total, while inventory movements can be assigned directly to a pond at cost.
Role-based access lets workers record field activity while managers review data and accountants follow expenses and inventory. The system also provides editing history and multi-sheet Excel exports for farm records and further analysis.
Visit nuoiloi.vn, sign in with a phone number, create a pond, and open the first crop. The app is free to start and does not require an email address. It can also be added to the phone's home screen for app-like access.
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