Fiber records that go past 'how many pounds'
Micron, staple length, kemp, crimp, and fleece color on every clip — not just a weight and a date. Watch each goat's micron trend across shearings and know which animals are actually holding their fineness.
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The clip, recorded properly
Fiber buyers pay on quality. Your records should hold the numbers that set the price.
Every shearing, in detail
Weight, harvest method, staple length, micron, kemp percentage, crimp style, fleece color, and dust penetration — the grading factors a buyer actually asks about.
Micron trends per goat
Fineness drifts with age. Chart each animal's micron across shearings so culling and breeding decisions rest on the trend, not one year's sample.
Price, buyers, revenue
Price per pound and buyer on each clip, so you can see what your fiber actually earned — per goat, per shearing, per season.
Shearer records
Log who sheared and when. Handy when comparing clip quality across seasons or scheduling the next visit.
A fiber goat is still a goat
Coats hide condition, and parasites hit hard. The rest of the herd tools come along.
Health & parasites
FAMACHA scores, fecal counts, deworming with withdrawal tracking, and hoof trims — Angoras are less parasite-resistant than most breeds, so the records matter more.
Condition under the coat
Body condition scoring and weight logs catch the loss a full fleece conceals until shearing day.
Breeding for fiber
Full pedigrees, inbreeding coefficients, and kidding records — plus per-breed gestation for Pygoras and Nigoras, which run shorter than standard breeds.
Sell the animals too
Public farm page and marketplace listings for breeding stock, with sale records and buyer details when they go.
From the goat care knowledge base
Shearing, grading, and breed selection — the fiber side of the knowledge base. Written by goat farmers, for goat farmers — free, no signup.
Frequently asked questions
Straight answers about fiber goat record keeping.
What can I record for each shearing?
Fleece weight, harvest method, staple length, micron, kemp percentage, crimp style, fleece color, and dust penetration, plus the shearer, the buyer, and price per pound. It's built around the factors that actually determine what a clip sells for.
Can I track micron over time?
Yes. Each goat's micron readings chart across shearings, so you can see fineness drift with age — the trend that tells you which animals to keep in the fiber flock and which to move on.
Does it work for Cashmere and Pygora, not just Angora?
Yes — Angora, Cashmere, Pygora, Nigora, and crosses are all supported, including per-breed gestation lengths for the smaller fiber breeds. Dual-purpose herds can track milk and fiber on the same animals.
Is fiber tracking included in the free plan?
Yes — free for up to 10 goats with fiber records, health tracking, pedigrees, and everything else included. Larger flocks upgrade to Unlimited.
Know your clip before the buyer does
Log this season's shearing with the numbers that matter, and next year you'll have a trend instead of a guess.
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