Keep the rotation together
Pasture moves record when cattle came off one place and went onto the next. That history starts the rest clock and gives future decisions a record to refer to.
HEADGATE / PASTURES & GRAZING
Know the ground.
Plan the next move.
See where cattle are grazing, which pastures are resting and what needs attention. Bring rainfall context into rotation planning without losing sight of your own judgment.
Grazing and rest historyStocking based on animal weightsOptional rainfall recovery context
MADE FOR THE DAY-TO-DAY
See the inputs
Grazing estimates use acreage, forage inputs and animal units derived from recorded weights. Open the calculation to see the inputs behind the estimate.
Put rain in context
Optional rainfall tracking looks at the rest period for each pasture. Recovery advisories show their evidence while keeping your own rest target unchanged.
A CLOSER LOOK
A clearer view
of every pasture.
Track acreage, head count, water, fencing and rotation dates. The grazing board highlights items that need attention, including missing or outdated information.
Rainfall advisories use modeled weather data, not a gauge on your fence. Tracking is optional and sends a rounded location and date range to the weather service.
