What’s Inside

Six tool sets. One login. Every one of them already running on real client farms.

Not generic farm software — the same calculators and trackers used to price loads, catch drift, and call harvest on herds across Eastern Ontario, built into one dashboard for yours.

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Sample data shown — your dashboard tracks your own herd’s history.

Feed & Forage

Price every load before it hits the bunk

Forage decisions get made in the field but get felt in the milk check. This is where seeding-to-harvest tracking, shrink-adjusted inventory, and ingredient costing live side by side — so a silage call is never a guess.

Why it’s different

Runs on the same growth models used to call real harvest windows this season — not a generic crop calendar.

What’s included
GDD/CHU growth tracking from seeding through predicted harvest, field by field
Landed cost per tonne on every silage, haylage, and purchased load
Shrink-adjusted inventory — what’s actually left in the bunker, not just what went in
Shaker-box (PSPS) particle scores checked against your TMR mixing target
Nutrition & Ration Economics

See the margin before the ration gets mixed

Two rations can look identical on paper and be two dollars a cow apart. Every formulation choice here becomes an income-over-feed-cost number, so the trade-off is visible before it’s fed — not discovered in next month’s milk check.

Why it’s different

The same feed-cost engine used to track real client margins, farm by farm, month over month.

What’s included
Income-over-feed-cost (IOFC) tracked over time, not a one-time snapshot
Side-by-side ration comparisons priced on your actual ingredient costs
Margin sensitivity — see what a corn move or a component shift does to your bottom line
GMR milk price calculator, kept current with DFO/P5 policy changes
Herd Health & Reproduction

Catch the drift before it’s a problem cow

Reproduction and udder-health trouble rarely announce themselves — they show up as a slow drift in the numbers. This benchmarks your herd against recognized standards and flags the drift while there’s still time to act.

Why it’s different

Calibrated to the same Lactanet Ontario benchmarks your co-op and vet already use — never an arbitrary target.

What’s included
Reproduction KPIs (PR / IR / CR) benchmarked against Lactanet Ontario 2024 standards
DairyNet CSV import — your preg-check data becomes a dashboard, not a spreadsheet
DHI infection dynamics decoded from DairyComp 305 into a plain-language udder-health report
Transition- and fresh-cow monitoring, with health events logged and tracked over time
Youngstock

Next year’s herd, on track from day one

The heifer pen is where next year’s herd gets decided. Growth, weaning, and colostrum performance get measured against real rearing benchmarks — so a slow-growing pen is caught at three months, not at first calving.

Why it’s different

The same rearing-cost math used to help clients decide whether to raise replacements or buy them.

What’s included
Growth curves plotted against age-and-breed rearing targets
Weaning-readiness checks tied to weight and intake, not age alone
Colostrum quality and transfer benchmarks
Replacement heifer and rearing-cost calculators, so you know what each animal actually costs to raise
Facility & Benchmarking

Measure the barn the cows actually live in

Stocking density, ventilation, and bunk space are the ceiling your ration and genetics can’t push through. This checks your facility against your own targets — and against Ontario herd benchmarks — so you know if the barn itself is holding production back.

Why it’s different

Built from real freestall audits on real barns — the tape-measure math your advisor already runs.

What’s included
Freestall dimension audit, stall by stall, against comfort benchmarks
Stocking density and bunk space per cow, checked against your targets
Respiratory rate (breaths/min) as an early heat-stress indicator
Ontario herd benchmarks, so you know where your numbers sit against comparable farms
Farm Financials

Know your break-even before the market moves

Cost of production isn’t one number — it moves every time an input price does. This runs your actual inputs through the same cost models used on real client farms, so you know today’s break-even, not last year’s.

Why it’s different

Your numbers, not a benchmark farm’s — every calculation starts from what you actually paid.

What’s included
Corn and corn-silage cost-of-production calculators using your actual field and input costs
GMR milk price calculator, kept current with DFO/P5 policy changes
Break-even modeling that updates as ingredient and milk prices move
Farm-specific numbers throughout — never an industry average standing in for your operation
Get Set Up

Ready to see your own numbers in here?

No open sign-up and no generic demo account — your dashboard gets built around your herd’s actual data. Ask your nutritionist to get you set up.

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