The app

Blueprint Ag

The app. Built for the questions collar apps don't answer. It runs beside the app you use now and takes any vendor's collar data.

In TestFlight · coming to the App Store

The layers behind the decision

Every acre, on a hex grid. Ten layers; four of them here. Pick one, the way you would in the app. The decision below runs on them.

Hex map coloured by biomass, 459 to 5,972 pounds per acre — Pounds of grass standing per acre.

One hex opened: 3,112 pounds per acre, 223 days rested, with a forty year record — **One hex tapped.** 3,112 lbs/ac, 223 days rested. Forty years say 2,367 to 4,652.

One decision, start to finish

Your collar holds cattle where you draw the line. Blueprint Ag shows where to graze, how much grass is standing, how long to stay, and whether the paddock worked.

Ask

Plan next week's paddocks around heat and water. Market first.
The answer lands on the map

About 33 acres, roughly 5 days. Make it a plan, or dismiss it.
The grass under it

This hex reads 3,112 lbs/ac; the shape averages 2,830. About 93,000 lbs standing, five days at a 60% target.
The graze. Drag it.

Jun 19 · 53 days restedJun 24 · 1 day after
Did it work for the cattle?

Manure, gut fill, behavior, forage. Scored where you stand, on the hex, where the whole team sees it. Swipe.

Manure. Scored 3, ideal.

Manure. The next day.

Gut fill. Empty to packed, on the left flank.

Behavior. How they are acting.

Forage. A photo straight down; the phone reads the cover.
And over time?

Transects or fixed sites, whatever you already run. Your data goes with you.

One spot, three visits, one strip.
Back to dollars

9.3 tons of hay it did not take, priced off the state report.