The mOOvement GPS Ear Tags allow you to track and trace your cattle over long distances
mOOvement empowers beef producers with actionable insights
Turn cattle tracking data into actionable insights
Use objective data to make better decisions
Save hours on checking your cattle and water points
“I have been able to view cattle to make management decisions and have been able to identify an injured animal and get a vet out and save her and her calf.”
"We have a much more secure and relaxed feeling with the stock in many ways, not just knowing where they are!"
"In our country, it’s difficult to get a clean muster. We are also next to a national park and lose cattle through the fences. If we get an alert we can go to the animals."
The GPS ear tags for cattle will allow the real-time tracking of individual animals and provide a wealth of insights for forward thinking beef producers. Using a solar powered GPS ear tag, each animal's location can be monitored in real time.
The water monitoring sensors allow beef producers to see if their stock have access to water without doing the traditional 'water run'. The run on the same network and don't need expensive 3G/4G to work in the paddock.
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The farm management platform with GPS cattle data is the core of our product. It turns raw data into meaningful and actionable insights and alerts. The mOOvement solution is available on iOS, Android and a web portal.
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When bulls can cost tens of thousands of dollars, it's reassuring to know whether they are doing their job. By using GPS ear tags, beef producers can see when a bull is interacting with cows, and can monitor how much work they are doing around the paddock.
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“I have been able to view cattle to make management decisions and have been able to identify an injured animal and get a vet out and save her and her calf.”
"We have a much more secure and relaxed feeling with the stock in many ways, not just knowing where they are!"
"In our country, it’s difficult to get a clean muster. We are also next to a national park and lose cattle through the fences. If we get an alert we can go to the animals."
