Fugaji puts an entire livestock operation on one living map
Fugaji is a livestock-management platform for tracking animals, health records, breeding, production, teams, and sales across web, tablet, and Android.
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Fugaji is a livestock-management platform for tracking animals, health records, breeding, production, teams, and sales across web, tablet, and Android.
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