Farm the way you've always wanted.

The app and collar that lets you run your most productive farm. Virtually fence, move and monitor cows, with real time animal and pasture insights, 24/7.

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The leading operating system to run a pasture-based farm.

Bringing animal and pasture data together in one app - so you can move from insight to action.

Pasture management

Plan and manage how you grow and graze your pasture with real-time data. For dairy, know which paddock to graze when and allocate pasture accurately to achieve your target residuals. For beef, rotationally graze pastures where it wasn't possible before.

Virtual fencing and shifting

Move & manage herds, anywhere, anytime. Get kg/DM per cow with every virtual break you draw.

Mating and animal health

Automatic and accurate heat detection. Keep an eye on every cow’s behaviour. All the data you need to make decisions early and set your herd up for the best results possible. Currently for dairy farms only.

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How it works

The Collar

Lightweight and solar-powered collars transmit animal data to and from the nearest tower.

The Tower

Transmission towers send data between the collars and app. No cell coverage required.

The App

The easy-to-use mobile & desktop app lets you remotely manage and shift mobs, optimising grazing & feed management with virtual fencing.

Real farmers, real results

“I would say we are saving 3 hours of labour a day… and we are going to get 15kg weaning weight gain.”

Sherrie & Mark Stokman
Bay of Plenty. 456 cows, Beef

“Halter helped us to increase pasture utilisation by 8%, reduce lameness by 69% and achieve a $150,000 benefit.”

Mat Hocken
Manawatū. 920 cows, Dairy

“Using Halter for precision grazing on hill country, we’ve gone from 9.5 stock units to 18 stock units.”

Fiona & Jon Sherlock
Waikato. 450 cattle, Beef

“Some recent modelling showed we are harvesting 22% more grass. I think it’s the most exciting thing to happen to dairy farming in my farming career.”

Nathan McLachlan
North Otago.  2200 cows, Dairy

“Our milk production is up 35,000 kgMS. The only thing we changed was how we grazed. Same cows. Same system. Just smarter grazing.”

Lizzy & Cam Te Brake
Waikato. 440 cows, Dairy

“We didn't think it would work with fodder beet, we used to waste 20-30% but now the cows graze it clean to the pegs.”

Bronya & Shane Wainwright
Canterbury. 580 cows, Dairy

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A collar

that monitors and
moves your mobs.

Sound guides
them left and right

to fence and shift
across your farm.

For the best grazing and growing performance you’ve ever seen.

and it monitors everything 24/7

Heat. Health. Rumination. Location.

Welcome to a new era of pasture farming

We believe in a world where pasture-based farms are productive, profitable and sustainable.

Founded in 2016, our world-leading solar-powered collars for livestock enable farmers to virtually fence their pastures and monitor their stock. Our dedicated team cares deeply about the future of farming. We empower farmers to optimise productivity, protect waterways, and care for their animals.

The Halter system

The collar

The lightweight, ergonomically designed collar transmits cow data to the nearest tower.

The tower

Transmission towers send data between the collars and app. No cell coverage required.

The app

The easy-to-use mobile app lets you remotely manage and shift mobs, optimising grazing & feed management with virtual fencing.

Real farmers, real results

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Tim

“The previous way I was managing my grass was a pasture walk every week. Obviously a week is a long time in farming, a lot of things can happen”

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Markus

“Halter has really unlocked the way we farm. I feel like it’s touched almost every area of the business.”

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Nathan

“Grass is where we make our profits, so we need to develop systems to utilise what we grow first”