Feed stock is near critical level.
Feed is running low. Check what is left in the store and plan the next delivery before it runs out.
Why does this happen?
The recorded stock is positive and less than or equal to this feed’s critical stock level. Zero or negative stock shows the empty-stock warning instead.
How do I check it?
Open the ration in the correct business. Select Detail and read the full Warnings list; the card shows the first two warnings. Match the feed to your store and compare the remaining amount with your purchase and feeding records.
When a delivery arrives, check its purchase record first. For an unrecorded delivery, use Add stock record if shown; otherwise follow the feed-purchase guide. Confirm the feed name and enter the delivery weight in Stock quantity kg, converting sacks, bales or tonnes to kilograms.
Add the actual total purchase cost if known, review the amounts and select Save. Record each delivery once. Reopen Detail and check Warnings against the new balance. Use actual feeding amounts and delivery timing to plan your next order.
How do I verify the result?
Stock above the critical level clears this warning on the next check. A delivery that leaves stock at or below it keeps the reminder active. Check the daily ration separately for the amount needed by your selected animals.
How do I keep my records safe?
Keep earlier purchases and feeding records while checking any difference. Match stock entries to real deliveries and record feed given to animals separately. For an unexplained difference, keep your delivery notes and use Product support.