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Less searching. More overview.
Find your animals faster and spend less time searching for them.
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Full Overview Throughout the Grazing Season
Grazing Control is grazing management for Norwegian outfields. You get notified when something happens, see where the herd is, and spend less time searching.
The Value of the e-Bell
More overview.
Less uncertainty.
These are four ways Grazing Control can help you
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Know when something needs attention.
Get notified when something happens, so you can follow up on the animal quickly and efficiently.
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Coverage where mobile networks don't reach.
Maintain an overview even in areas without mobile coverage.
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New insights into your grazing area.
Learn more about your own grazing area with our reports and integrations.
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Meet Our Customers
Our customers use Findmy's Grazing Control every day for various purposes in their unique grazing operations.
«With hourly positions, I save time and energy. I'm ready with the trailer in the mountains and pick up animals when the positions come in.»Anders Grue Juveli Sheep Farmer, Sæter Farm in Kvikne Tracking
«During predator attacks, we received alerts from the stress radar and felt we had an overview even when we weren't in the mountains all the time.»Astrid and Arnt Strand Sheep Farmers in Innset Monitoring
«I use Geo-Fence to know if the cow moves out of an area I don't want it to, then I will get an alert.»Gunn Kristin Aune Pedersen Dairy Farmer in Tynset Monitoring
«I don't need to monitor everything all the time. I want to know when something stands out. With alarms for abnormal activity, I just jump in the car to identify the problem.»Marit Mjøen Solem Sheep Farmer in Kvikne and CEO of Findmy Monitoring
«During the main gathering, we prioritize areas with many animals; for later gathering, I increase the frequency on individual bells and can pick up these animals at specific times.»Ine Strædet Stai Sheep Farmer in Kvikne Tracking
"By connecting the tracking to Sheep Control, I can play around with new reports and data sets"Mali Hauen Sheep Farmer in Alvdal Reports
«The data from the season and the connection to the Sheep Register give us a better basis for the next. It's easy by using reports available in Grazing Control.»Marit and Arnstein Solem Sheep Farmers from Kvikne Reports
«It has to be simple and straightforward. I'm interested in tracking to find my animals again.»Camilla Stai Sheep Farmer in Kvikne Tracking
«We have used Findmy since 2020. Now we know where the cow goes and grazes, which saves us a lot of searching and worries.»Gunn Kristin Aune Pedersen Dairy Farmer in Tynset Grazing area
Our Vision
Together with you, we ensure good animal welfare and sustainable food production, no matter where the animals graze.
Areas of use
Situations you recognize
Grazing Control is built to solve situations you, as a grazer, face. Here are six situations Grazing Control can help you with.
Overturned
An animal has fallen on its back in the terrain and cannot get back on its feet. You receive an alert from Grazing Control and can respond in the terrain.
Predators
The predator attacks one or more of your animals. The motion sensor inside the e-Bell tells you the animal is stressed, and the stress radar in Grazing Control gives you the overview.
Stray Dog
A hunting dog chases the animals in a controlled manner through the grazing area. The motion sensor and stress radar give you a picture of the situation.
Save Time
Use the e-Bell and Grazing Control to save time during inspections, gathering, and post-gathering. Our solutions streamline your operations.
Get the information you need
Our system notifies you when something deviates from the norm. Grazing Control and the e-Bell sort out which information is important, so your focus is in the right place at the right time.
Animals near road or railway
Use our Geofence to create alarm systems that help you keep your animals away from dangerous terrain.
Grazing Monitor
From the e-bell on the animal to an overview right in your pocket.
Grazing Control is the system that processes information from the e-bell on your animals. The e-bell sends sensor data from the animal. Grazing Control receives, compiles the information from your herd, and notifies you when something requires your attention.
Six tools right in your pocket, so you can keep your herd safe.
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Step 1
The e-Bell
Finds position, measures movement and battery on the animal, and sends data home via satellite or mobile network.
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Grazing Monitor
Collects and processes information on one platform: maps, track log, health, grazing area, and alerts.
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You
Alerts on your phone and an overview of your herd in the browser.
Your Tools
The same data foundation, six ways to use it.
Sporing
Se hvor dyrene beiter Posisjoner og bevegelser i kartet. Ved inaktivitet eller unormalt høy aktivitet varsler bjella med en gang — uten å vente på neste planlagte sending. Under development
Helse
Når noe er galt Modulen lærer hva som er normalt for hvert enkelt dyr, og sier fra når atferden endrer seg over tid.
Besetning
Dyrene du kjenner i én oversikt Besetningsdata fra Sauekontrollen, koblet til e-bjellene. Du ser hvilke søyer og lam som hører sammen — også når lammet går med fostermor.
Beiteområde
Oversikt over utmarksbeitet Geogjerder varsler når dyr går inn i eller ut av et område. Interessepunkter markerer saltsteinsautomater, innhegninger og andre punkter i terrenget.
Overvåkning
Vi sorterer ut hva som betyr noe Sensordataene sorteres for deg: stress, inaktivitet, unormal bevegelse og dødsvarsling. Du får det som krever handling, ikke alt som skjer.
Analyse
Innsikt i egen besetning og eget beite Posisjons- og sensordata satt sammen med Animalia: tilvekst, tap og beitetrykk kartfestet etter sesongen.
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The pillars share the same data foundation. You don't need to choose — it comes with the bell.
PushToFind
Where is the animal right now?
Request a fresh position whenever you want, instead of waiting for the next scheduled update.
The e-bell sends its position at a fixed interval throughout the day. With PushToFind, you can request a new position at any time, for the animal you choose.
It's the difference between knowing where the animal was last, and knowing where it is now — at the moment you are in the terrain searching.
How does it work?
From when you request a position until you see it on the map:
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You request a position
Select the animal in the app and send the request. You can do this for one animal or several.
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The request reaches the bell
It goes out via satellite or mobile network, depending on the model and coverage where the animal is.
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The bell takes a new position
The e-bell wakes up, retrieves a fresh GPS position, and sends it back.
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The position is displayed on the map
You see where the animal is now, on the same map as the rest of the herd.
How quickly the answer arrives depends on coverage and terrain where the animal is located. Using PushToFind drains the battery faster than scheduled positions, so the function is designed for situations where you genuinely need it.
The difference
More than just dots on a map
Tracking shows you where the animals are. Grazing management helps you know what to do.
Simple tracking
Grazing management with Findmy
When something happens
You see it the next time the tracker sends positions
Alert immediately when something happens
Coverage
Dependent on mobile networks
Satellite and mobile combined, even in remote areas without coverage
Supervision
You have to search through maps and positions yourself to get a picture of the situation.
Deviations are highlighted and visualized on the map through our reports.
Grazing association
One user, one phone
Multiple users with access to the same overview
After the season
History in raw data
Reports, grazing usage, and export to the Sheep Register
Coverage
Choose e-bell based on coverage
The e-bell is the sensor attached to the animal. If you don't have mobile coverage in your grazing area, we also have alternatives for you.
e-Bell
Model 2 GREEN
Satellite only
Full coverage no matter where the animals graze. Not dependent on mobile network.
e-Bell
Model 2 BLUE
Mobile/LTE only
Our most affordable option for grazing areas with good mobile coverage.
e-Bell
Model 2 RED
Satellite + Mobile
The best of both worlds. Automatically switches between satellite and mobile network.
Ecosystem
Extensions and integrations
Connect your grazing management to the systems and tools you already use.
Integration
Animalia
Sync individual data, slaughter weights, and lineage with Sauekontrollen.
Integration
Bane NOR
Share location data for animals near railway tracks to prevent collisions.
Extension
AI health monitoring
Automatic anomaly detection in activity and movement — alerts you before the problem grows.
Coming soon
Extension
Automated workflows
Set up rules that trigger alerts, reports, or tasks automatically.
Coming soon
Questions
Frequently Asked Questions
The answers below are the same ones we give over the phone.
Do I need mobile coverage in the grazing area?
No. The satellite models send position and alerts independently of the mobile network. If you have good coverage where your animals graze, the mobile model may be more affordable.
How often is the position updated?
Several times a day as standard. When an alert is triggered, the position is sent more frequently, so you can follow the situation while you're on your way.
How long does the battery last?
An entire grazing season. The collars should not be charged in the field.
Can multiple people in the grazing team see the animals?
Yes. You can grant access to multiple users and share the overview within the grazing team so that supervision can be distributed.
Does it work with Sauekontrollen?
Yes. Individual data can be synchronized with Animalia, so you don't have to enter the same information in two places.
What happens if a collar goes missing?
The last known position remains on the map. We'll help you assess whether the collar is damaged and arrange a replacement if there's a fault.
No-obligation offer
Get an offer for e-bells
One form, under one minute. We'll respond with a price and recommended setup for your grazing area.
Prefer to call? Ring +47 62 00 90 20 — we're located in Kvikne.