Livestock Health, Breeding & Herd Monitoring Guides

Finding a single cow on a large pasture is a daily drain on labor. Ranchers spend hours on horseback or in vehicles just to confirm animals are where they should be. A sick cow can go unnoticed for days, and heat detection still relies heavily on visual observation. A livestock GPS ear tag tracking system changes this […]

Early pregnancy detection is one of the highest-return practices in cattle production. Identifying an open cow at 28 days post-breeding instead of 45 days — a difference of just 17 days — can save 3to3to5 per day in feed and maintenance costs for that animal while shortening the calving interval and getting her rebred faster. Over […]