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In active build
Nothing on this page is sold as live. We publish build status because honesty about what’s live is how the whole product works — the app itself labels any integration that isn’t real yet. Here’s exactly where poultry stands.
The National Poultry Improvement Plan is the backbone regime of U.S. poultry — flock participation, testing, and classification status that hatcheries, growers, and buyers all reference. It’s also exactly the shape Earmark is built for: a program status that must be earned, maintained, evidenced, and sometimes lost. So poultry starts there, on the same chained, double-entry record that runs swine.
Flock-program participation, testing, and classification records — chained, double-entry between the parties, and held to the same checks as the swine modules. The first build slices are merged: the write path, the read surface, and the verification suite.
In build — first slices mergedThe same auto-revoke that already defends swine antibiotic-free claims, rebuilt for poultry No-Antibiotics-Ever programs — so that once it’s switched on, a drug-administration event will automatically defeat the claim. Built, and held behind a flag until it clears our own review gates.
In build — gatedContinuity-of-business and indemnity paperwork for highly pathogenic avian influenza events — designed around the federal indemnity rules, so that once it’s built, the records you need in the worst week will already exist.
DesignedThe chain, the exports with standalone verification, brand-access controls, the AI copilot with its audit trail — none of it is species-specific. Poultry inherits them the day its records go live.
Live (swine-proven)If you run or serve poultry operations and want the record layer built around how your programs actually work, this is the right moment to talk — before the defaults harden.