More than dots on a map
Tracking shows you where the animals are. Grazing management helps you know what to do.
If I had known sooner, I would have had better control.
The worst part is rarely that something happened. The worst part is not knowing in time to do something about it. Early warning moves your decision forward — from discovering it afterwards, to being able to act while every hour counts.
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Something happens
An animal stops moving, the flock splits, or movement breaks the pattern in the area.
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You get notified
The alert goes straight to your phone — even from grazing areas without mobile coverage.
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You have time to act
You know where you're going and what you're looking for before the situation becomes serious.
Throughout the entire grazing season
Grazing management isn't just one task. It follows the year, from release to gathering.
Release to pasture
Preparations determine how calm the rest of the season will be.
- Check bells and batteries before release
- Set up grazing areas and alert rules
- Register animals in the herd
Monitoring
The long period where you'd rather not have to wonder.
- Alerts when something requires attention
- See where the flock is before you drive out
- Share the overview with the grazing association
Gathering
Fewer rounds in the terrain, and documentation when the season is over.
- Last known position for each animal
- See which areas have been cleared
- Report grazing usage and incidents
Situations you recognize
Grazing control is built around what actually happens in the field — not around the technology behind it.
Animal stuck in a fence
An animal stays at the same spot hour after hour. You get an alert and can head out before things go too far.
Predators in the grazing area
The flock suddenly scatters or moves during the night. You see it immediately and can notify the grazing association.
Loose dog among the animals
Unrest in the flock shows up in movement patterns. You get notified, rather than getting a call from the neighbor the next day.
Animals not moving
Alert when an animal has stood still for more than twelve hours — the most common sign that something is wrong.
Unusual movement
Deviations from the norm in the area: long movements, split flock, animals on the wrong side of the valley.
Animals near road or railway
Set up an area and get an alert before the animals get to where they shouldn't be.
Get a quote for your grazing area
Tell us how many animals you have and where they graze. We'll calculate the cost of a setup and what it requires from you.
- Response within one business day
- We recommend a model based on the coverage where you graze
- No commitment before you've seen the price
Or call us at +47 62 00 90 20.
Prefer to call? Ring +47 62 00 90 20 — we're located in Kvikne.