Paso Robles Daily News reported that paso Robles local builds app to help families manage youth livestock projects. Trimble reported that i wanted to help her and I kept hitting the same two walls,.

Trimble reported that i could not keep track of everything she had going. What got fed, what got weighed, what was due and when. And on the days I did jump in, I had a habit of just doing it for her. That is not…. Trimble reported that that exists because I was the parent who needed to be told not to take over,. Trimble reported that the project has to stay the kid’s.

Trimble grew up in Paso Robles, where the California Mid-State Fair and its junior livestock auction marked the biggest week of the year. Work later took him to Mojave. Their daughter’s livestock projects brought the show world back into the family’s home,…. Trimble, an industrial engineer, built the tool the family needed, and he and Tiffany now run AG Life together. The app keeps feed, weights, training, show dates, and entry, DNA and withdrawal deadlines in one place. It walks an exhibitor through the….

A section built for parents advises them on when to step in and when to step back. AG Life works for cattle, hogs, lambs, goats, poultry and rabbits. Exhibitors pay $5 a month after a two-week free trial. FFA advisers and 4-H leaders can use it for free while they lead a chapter. For more information, visit AGLife. app.

Trimble said, “I wanted to help her and I kept hitting the same two walls,”.

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