Graze Planner answers AM and PM: which paddock should this herd graze next? You still decide. Suggest, approve or override, then confirm after they graze. Rest days come from your grazing log — not a satellite picture.
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Several mobs. Two moves a day. The rotation sitting in one person’s head.
Rest days, who grazed where last, which paddock is blocked — if the manager is away, the plan is gone.
By the time AM is worked out on paper, cows are already waiting at the gate.
Suggest, approve, override, and confirm are written to the farm log so the team can see what actually happened.
Three steps on Today and the 10-day planner. Confirm only runs on an approved slot. Nothing is saved from Mate until you tap Save.
Settings choose who picks paddocks: Mate (copies this farm’s grazing log) or the old engine (longest rested first, plus history, distance from the dairy, and neighbours). You can fill empty cells for the next 10 days in one go.
Accept the pick, change the paddock, or clear the slot. If collision prevention is on, a paddock already planned for another herd that session is flagged before you save.
After they graze, confirm writes the grazing log. Rest days update from that log. Approved slots only — a suggestion cannot be confirmed.
What the website and Android app actually do today. No satellite cover. No plate meter required for the rotation.
Every rotational herd, AM and PM, colour-coded suggested / approved / completed. Dashboard for today and tomorrow; planner for the ten days.
Suggestions use days since the last graze or cut, your farm’s target rest, and (if you turn it on) whether the paddock can be walked from the dairy.
Milking herds rotate. Dry cows and heifers can sit on a block (continuous) with a daily occupancy log so rest days do not drift. Sick-pen buckets have their own rules. Each herd stores pasture per cow per day and how much of a strip they actually eat.
Draw paddocks, gates, and laneways on the existing satellite map. Draw tape saves tonight’s break fence inside a paddock for an approved session (today through the next 10 days). Yellow is the saved tape. You draw; Mate does not save the polygon.
Farm chat on the website and the phone home tab. Looks up this farm only — plan, history, rest, weather on file, paddock photos. Can propose a write; you tap Save. For a strip it sizes hectares from cows × intake × utilisation and a cover number or photo. Same recipe every session. It will not invent cover or walk the tape for you.
Same login. Phone: Mate, Today, Plan, map, strip pins or GPS, herds, logs. Website also installs as a home-screen app and can queue some saves when the signal drops, then replay them. iPhone uses this website in Safari — there is no iOS app yet.
Team logins, a collision warning, and a grazing history you can export.
Invite workers from Settings. Roles are Viewer (read), Supervisor (plan and draw tape), or Admin. Every query is scoped to your farm. Other customers cannot see your paddocks or log.
Override can warn if another herd is already on that paddock that session. Confirm and many planner posts can sit in an offline queue on the website and sync when you have signal again.
Logs keep the confirmed grazes. Export them as CSV from the Logs page. Reports sit on the website. After you confirm, rest days and the map stay on the same record.
Per farm. Same Graze either way. Prices match Settings → Billing. Cancel from the Stripe customer portal after you subscribe.
Same farm, billed each month. Cancel any time.
Same Graze as monthly. A$690 is two months less than 12 × A$69.
Australian dollars. GST is not added at checkout until Stripe Tax is registered for this account. Supervisor or admin subscribes after you log in. Android file: download Graze for Android (also in Settings → App after you sign in).
Register a farm, add herds and paddocks, then suggest AM and PM. Subscribe from Billing when the trial ends — A$69 a month or A$690 a year.