The census date lives in your head
The census and every movement have to be reported. The date sits in a calendar or a memory — until once it does not get noticed.
The census and every movement have to be reported. The date sits in a calendar or a memory — until once it does not get noticed.
Which paddock is next gets decided by recollection. A rotation plan rarely exists in writing, and even more rarely in a form anyone can check.
Hoof trimming and shearing repeat at fixed intervals. Someone still has to remember — and eventually nobody does.
The census and movements are kept as records of their own and can be exported, so the reporting duty lives in the system rather than in a calendar.

A whole rotation is authored in a single form, and the grazing plan opens in a slide-over rather than on its own page. The grazing diary and pasture KPIs fall out of it.

Recurring care work gets a cycle and reminds you by itself. Treatments and vaccinations carry their withdrawal periods, kept apart for milk and meat.

The ear tag is a required field for cattle only — sheep and goats can be kept without fighting a form. A herd move is held as an animal event and the herd can be set straight in the table.

Our Plan Recommendation
Pro
Animal health, animal welfare and grazing planning are included from Pro.
Premium adds fertilisation records, time tracking and payroll preparation.
Consultation and setup are free and included in every plan – connecting your machines as well.