Progressive farmers like you invest in measuring pasture.
* Prices in AUD & plans are annual contracts
Enterprise
$4099
+
$11 per hectare
- Everything in Premium Plus and:
- Developments & AnalysisPOA
- Custom User Permissions
- Management Zones
- Variable Rate Maps(coming))
- Enterprise Cloud
- Enterprise Support
- *For more info. contact us.
Premium Plus
(MOST POPULAR)
$1099
+
$8 per hectare
- Satellites (premium)
up to daily flyovers
high pixel resolution - Pasture Measurements
growth rates + covers
leaf appearance
daily forecasts - Machine Learning
satellite + climate + paddock - Integrations
Outpost Central (wildeye)
TracMap - Phone and Tablet Access
dedicated account manager
built in screen-share
Custom Plans
Custom plans
- Payment Plans
Biannual, Quarterly, Monthly - Satellite Image Only Plans
Up to daily or weekly - Satellite Measurement Plans
Up to daily or weekly
Looking for a free farm management platform? You can signup here. We'll get your account set up for free. This includes mapping your paddocks and making sure that you're on the right track. You'll then be satellite ready, which means if you're interested, it is as simple as saying "beam me up Scotty!"
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Used by farmers like you
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 animals perform, which is what the Pasture.io platform does best.
Bruce Roberts
Flowerdale, Tasmania
Thanks to Pasture.io, we are growing more feed and it is generally of a better quality.
Pasture.io makes the most out of my weekly farm walks and I'm really happy with the results.
Leslie Quarrell
Trowutta, Tasmania
Pasture.io not only helps me manage to grow and graze pasture, but also assists in ration balance for optimised feed intakes and maximised use of inputs.
Richard Duniam
Sisters Creek, Tasmania
