Ever wonder what the future looks like?
Automatic pasture measurements with zero labour.
Daily weather updates and satellite flyovers.
Intelligent design using neural networks.
Going beyond the limitations of NDVI.
Your farm records improve the algorithms.
Record and plan your farming with precision.
We grow with you, support you and welcome you.
Wherever you are in the world...
Imagine your pasture being measured while you're busy farming.
Pasture.io’s world-first satellite measurement is trusted by farmers and leading institutions.
We've calculated we’re making between $60,000-$80,000 extra a year by getting it right using Pasture.io.
Stuart Burr
Ringarooma, Tasmania
It’s a cheap investment, and it means peace of mind for me too — it’s going to take a lot of guesswork out of pasture management decisions made by staff.
Mark Bouma
South Gippsland, Victoria
Our farming success is due to focusing on how our pastures and livestock perform, which is what the Pasture.io platform does best.
Bruce Roberts
Flowerdale, Tasmania
Ever wanted a snapshot of your farm’s performance?
Predictive feed wedge
Historical cover and growth
Pasture grazing KPI's
Interactive farm map
We've designed a dashboard that gives you constant feedback for improving your business.
Ever find yourself under pressure to find a paddock to graze?
We've made grazings easy
Import your pasture readings
Plan your grazings for the week
Print your grazing plan
We remove the constant stress of where to graze your livestock 365 days of the year.
Ever wonder where you last spread fert?
We've made record keeping quick
Enter your farm records
Recall and utilise your records
Move onto your other farm tasks
We safely and securely store your farm records for your peace of mind.
Ever wonder if your livestock nutritional requirements are being met?
We've made nutrition simple
Maximise the nutritional value of your feed
Enhance your herd's performance
Utilise more pasture
We've fused nutrition into farm management
to give you more bang for your buck.
Ever find yourself trying to figure out accurate pasture breaks?
