On-farm / Booneville, AR (sheep and goat operations)
FAMACHA anemia scoring round, sheep/goat herd — Booneville, AR.
Score every sheep or goat in the herd for anemia using the official FAMACHA eyelid-color card in Booneville, AR.
Not funded yet. Settles as earned credit, $200 proposed.
Proof it takes, the deadline, the level
- Proofevery animal scored 1-5 by a trained scorer with the official card + scores 4-5, plus risky 3s, listed for treatment + treatment given only under veterinary guidance + the herd trend kept in a dated log
- Open until2026-12-21
- Levelskilled
All of it: the words, the place, the proof
Score every sheep or goat in the herd for anemia using the official FAMACHA eyelid-color card in Booneville, AR.
Fund it for $200. Proof lands onchain when it's done.
How this work is done
How this work is done
A documented method, so this packet comes out the same whoever does it.
Bring
- Official FAMACHA card (obtained with certified training)
- Handling system or helpers to restrain each animal briefly
- Herd log with animal IDs and prior scores
- Natural daylight (scores are unreliable under artificial light)
Steps
- 1. Verify the scorer holds FAMACHA training/certification and the official card; record both. Without them, stop — the round cannot be recorded as FAMACHA.
- 2. Work in natural light. Restrain each animal briefly; cover the eye momentarily, then roll the lower eyelid down with the thumb to expose the conjunctiva.
- 3. Match the conjunctival color to the card's five categories immediately (colors fade from memory); score BOTH eyes and take the worse score.
- 4. Record every animal's score 1-5 with its ID in the dated herd log.
- 5. Check each animal for bottle jaw (submandibular edema), weakness, and body condition while in hand; flag findings.
- 6. List animals scoring 4-5 — and 3s carrying risk factors (bottle jaw, poor condition, lambs/kids, late-pregnancy or heavy-lactation females) — for treatment under the herd's veterinary guidance (VCPR). Drug, dose, and withdrawal are the veterinarian's call.
- 7. Compare the round to prior rounds; a rising share of 3+ scores is a pasture/management flag to raise with the veterinarian, not a prompt to blanket-treat.
What counts as done
- Scorer's FAMACHA certification/training noted and the official card used in natural light
- Every animal's score 1-5 recorded with ID, in a dated herd log kept against prior rounds
- Animals scoring 4-5 (and 3 with risk factors) listed and routed for treatment under a licensed veterinarian's guidance -- drug and dose never chosen from this packet
- Any weak, down, or bottle-jawed animal flagged for urgent veterinary attention
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