How it works

How the system works

From pasture to data – regenerative grazing and digital tools connected into one system.

Overview

Data-driven regenerative grazing

The project combines regenerative grazing and digital technologies for herd management.

Instead of relying solely on classic physical fences, the system uses virtual boundaries and smart collars to guide herd movement more precisely. Grazing rotation is planned according to available biomass, vegetation status and grassland regeneration goals.

In parallel, agro-ecological indicators – such as soil organic matter, water infiltration and microbiological activity – are tracked alongside the herd’s health and biological indicators. This approach enables more efficient use of grassland resources and decisions based on real data.

🛰️🌾Photo: aerial view of the pasture
A 4-step process

From planning to adjustment

Every decision is based on real field data and grassland regeneration goals.

Paddock planning

Virtual paddocks are set up according to available biomass and regeneration goals.

Herd management

Smart collars guide cow–calf movement through the grazing rotation.

Soil & vegetation monitoring

NDVI, biomass, infiltration and emissions are tracked in the field and remotely.

Analysis & adjustment

Data guides the next rotation and grassland use.

System components

What the system connects

Six elements that together form the regenerative, digitally supported model.

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Cow–calf model

A natural rearing system in which the calf stays with the cow – the foundation of regenerative production.

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Regenerative rotational grazing

Planned herd rotation that gives the grassland time to recover.

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Virtual paddocks

Digital boundaries instead of physical fences – flexible and quick to adjust.

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Smart collars

Guiding and tracking animal movement in real time.

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NDVI, biomass & monitoring

Remote and field tracking of vegetation and available biomass.

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Veterinary & agro-ecological monitoring

Tracking herd health and soil parameters for measurable impact.

Data-driven decisions

What we measure and track

By combining agro-ecological and health indicators, every grazing decision becomes grounded in real, measurable data.

  • 🌱 Soil organic matter and microbiological activity
  • 💧 Water infiltration and vegetation status (NDVI)
  • 🌾 Available biomass and paddock rotation
  • 🩺 Herd health and biological indicators
  • 📍 Herd movement via smart collars
🗺️📊Virtual paddock map & data
Results

See the measurable impact

The project’s activities, indicators and expected results in one place.

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