Managing grazing rotation well comes down to knowing what's in each paddock. In practice, that usually means driving out and making a visual assessment — which works, but takes time and doesn't scale easily across a large property.
PastureView gives you dry matter estimates and growth rates for every paddock, updated automatically as GrazeMate flies your property.
How it works
When GrazeMate runs its scheduled missions — the same ones checking cattle, troughs, and fences — onboard sensors measure standing dry matter and estimate weekly growth rates in pounds per acre. The data gets processed and delivered to the app, paddock by paddock.
There's no extra hardware and no separate flights.
What you get
- Standing dry matter estimates for every paddock
- Weekly growth rate trends (lbs/acre)
- Week-over-week historical comparisons
- Feed availability across your whole property in one view
Why it matters
Rotational grazing works best when you move at the right time. Too early and you're leaving feed behind. Too late and you're overgrazing and slowing recovery.
PastureView makes that easier to get right. You can see where feed is available, where growth is strongest, and which paddocks need more rest — without having to drive every one of them.
Available now
PastureView is included with every GrazeMate system. If you'd like to see it on your property, book a free on-ranch demo.