Every paddock. Every mob. One record, all season.
AgGrow ties grazing rotations, rest-day tracking, weather, soil, and input records to the exact paddock they happened on — so you always know what's grazed, what's resting, and what's due.
Run rotations with confidence, not memory
Register mobs, move them between paddocks, and let AgGrow track rest days, stocking rate, and grazing pressure automatically — every move is a logged event, not a note on a whiteboard.
Paddock rest tracking
See at a glance whether a paddock is grazing or resting, how many days it's had, and whether that's below the rest target you set for current pasture growth.
Stocking rate, automatically
Head-per-hectare and Livestock Unit conversions calculated from mob size and paddock area — no spreadsheet required.
Health & treatment log
Vaccinations, drenches, withholding periods — a per-mob record you can pull up before you make a call, not after.
Livestock is the start — the whole farm lives here
AgGrow was built pillar by pillar around one idea: every record belongs to a paddock, so nothing lives in a separate app, a separate spreadsheet, or someone's memory.
Paddock mapping
Draw boundaries on a real map; soil, slope, and elevation baselines fill in automatically.
Soil health
Log lab results by hand or import a CSV straight from your lab; trends and constraint flags come free.
Crop & rotation planning
Planting history, forward rotation plans, and a disease-break check against what came before.
Weather intelligence
Frost and spray-window alerts, plus how this season stacks up against your own long-run average.
Input & compliance tracking
Every application logged with the weather at the time, exportable as a spray/input diary.
Set up in an afternoon, not a season
1. Draw your paddocks
Sign up, draw your boundaries on the map, and AgGrow pulls a public soil and slope baseline for each one automatically.
2. Register your mobs
Add each mob by species, class, and head count, then place them on their first paddock — every move from here is one click.
3. Log as you go
Soil tests, plantings, input applications, treatments — quick forms or a CSV import if you've already got the data elsewhere.
4. See it all together
Every panel is scoped to the paddock or mob it belongs to — the full picture, without stitching spreadsheets together.
Bring your first season onto AgGrow
We're working directly with dairy and livestock pilot farms right now — set up takes an afternoon, and every farm's data stays fully isolated from every other.