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So the soil gets a real rest

Pasture recovery mapping for graziers

Rest days on the map for every paddock, from a daily polywire break to a permanent paddock on long rest. Works with no signal. Free for one person on one device, with no account needed.

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Opens in your browser. Nothing to download.

Cow mob in front and the ewe flock in the paddock just behind

Cow mob in front, ewe flock in the paddock just behind

Free, no account

Works with no signal

Records stay on your phone

Cattle and sheep, leader and follower

Rest days for the next paddock

  1. Where the mob can go next. Rest days on each paddock count from the day the mob left. Move stock when those days show the forage has recovered.
  2. The paddock just fenced. Mark its corners on the map, or drop a corner from where you stand. A polywire break and a permanent paddock use the same drawing. The move stores when the mob went in. Rest days start when they leave. Residual, height, maturity, and a photo can go on that paddock.
  3. The mob that follows. Sheep onto the block the cattle just left. Optional.
  4. The last pass on that ground. Prior paddock outlines, forage notes, and photos for that spot. Compare this pass to the last one.
Paddocks colored by days rested, from just grazed through 45 days or more

Paddocks colored by days rested, from just grazed to 45 days or more

A record for each animal

  1. Who the animal is. Tag, name, photo, species, and breed. Pedigree still reads after the animal leaves the farm.
  2. The chute and the breeding record. Weights and body condition. Breeding, due windows, births, and nursing.
  3. Treatments and leaving the farm. Meat and milk withdrawals. Sales, deaths, and butcher. Reports list withdrawals, due dates, and latest weights.
  4. A sheet you already keep. Import from Excel or CSV. Records do not require mobs. Cattle and sheep, and you can add others.
Animals list with tags, names, and breed

Animals list with tags, names, and breed

Forecast on the next move

When you plan the next paddock, that day's forecast sits on the move. The phone also shows the days ahead, rain since the start of your growing season, and a warning when conditions cross a threshold you set.

The forecast refreshes when you have signal. The last forecast stays on the phone for the pasture, and grazing records never wait on it.

Weather now, today's high and low, year-to-date rain, and warnings for heavy rain, high wind, and extreme cold

Weather now, with today's high and low, year-to-date rain, and warnings

The rest of the farm record

  • Animals and mobs — the animal records above; spreadsheet import
  • Weather — forecast, history, alerts; last fetch usable offline
  • Map — where they are, rest-day chips when ground has been grazed
  • Observations — forage, animal, maintenance, photos (full-res kept)
  • Supplies and farm features — water, fence, bales, and mineral
  • Income & expenses — sales and costs logged on the phone, ready for tax time.
  • Backup — export a restore file to move the farm to a new phone or keep a safe copy.
Observations feed with forage, health, and evaluation notes

Observations feed with forage, health, and evaluation notes

Keep the farm with you

Open the app

  1. Open it once first
  2. iOS: Share → Add to Home Screen
  3. Android: browser menu → Install / Add to Home Screen

Built by an engineer and grazier in East Tennessee who runs multi-species grazing. He made GrazeMob for his own farm and shares it free.