MaiaGrazing Plus

MaiaGrazing Plus has been redesigned from the ground up to improve your experience working with your MaiaGrazing data in the field. We hope you enjoy the new look and feel and the improved data syncing logic.

Currently, some features of the existing MaiaGrazing app are not yet available, but we are releasing regular updates to the new app. You can use the new MaiaGraing Plus app alongside the older MaiaGrazing app if you need to. The next feature to come to the new app will be Pasture Observations.

The App works with an existing MaiaGrazing account, and requires a valid username/password for a registered MaiaGrazing user. For more information, see the developer link.

MaiaGrazing is an online grazing management system providing advanced decision support for graziers. It analyses pasture, animal and rainfall information to help farmers make informed decisions in the paddock, managing production risk while increasing grazing performance and profitability. It enables the farmer to dynamically and optimally match their stocking rate to their true carrying capacity, making best use of feed on offer to exploit trading opportunities.

This app provides a subset of the functionality available through the full online system. With this mobile app, you can:

· View the list of paddocks and see which mobs are in which paddocks.
· View the list of mobs and drill down to stock details within a mob.
· Review upcoming mob moves based on your grazing plan, make adjustments or create an ad-hoc move.
· Enter detailed paddock/pasture observations, stock observations, and comments while moving a mob.
· View and enter rainfall entries for your property.
· Work offline - you can view and enter data even when there is no network connection. The app will synchronise with the online system when a network connection is available, and let you work offline when it isn't.

The mobile app is intended to enable simple and quick in-field data capture. The full web version uses this data for detailed paddock and stock analytics, feed budgeting, stock flow (gross margin) reporting, grazing charts and grazing plans.