Aquaculture production management system

Batches from stocking to harvest across ponds, tanks, and incubators, with placements, transfers, splits, merges, and co-mingled units.

Every movement is recorded against the growing unit it happened in, and lineage traces any batch back to its origin.

A daily feeding plan built from a feed matrix keyed to species, weight band, and cultivation phase.

Operators confirm what was actually fed and mark skipped days, so the feed record is what happened rather than what was planned.

Fed kilograms priced against the feed lot they were drawn from, so feed conversion is reported as cost per kg gained as well as a mass ratio.

Each figure states whether it was built on lot cost or item cost, and lots in different currencies are never summed.

An annual plan held beside the record it is measured against, per-spawn survival, and a harvest forecast that reports when stock reaches each size band against the shipments already promised.

Closing a month refuses every backdated write into it.

Treatments recorded against the batches that received them, with withdrawal periods that block every exit to food until they clear and are inherited by child batches through splits.

Quarantine blocks outbound movement with no override.

Fish leaving a unit recorded by destination, with the quarantine and withdrawal checks applied before anything moves.

A cull writes its mortality in the same transaction, so a close cannot half-happen.

Broodstock groups, spawning events, hatch results, and failed spawns recorded against the group that produced them.

Resulting fry enter the same batch model as purchased stock, so the record is continuous from egg onward.

A sort runs as a live session at a sorting station: pull from source units, grade into size classes, place each class.

Counts and weights reconcile against the source before the session closes, so a grading day does not silently lose fish from the record.

Continuous readings from sensors bound to specific growing units, plotted against the production record for that unit.

Threshold alarms reach the people on duty, and the reading history stays attached to the batch that was in the water.

Pond status by species and unit, per-pond production reports over any period, growth and feed forecasting, and a complete audit trail of who changed what.

Exports to Excel and print-ready PDF.

Subsidiary accounts under one parent, sites and systems inside each farm, departments that hold read or write on a group of units, and permissions granted per function.

Every write that moves fish is logged and can be reverted after a check, and a reviewed month refuses backdated writes.