Dairy farm business, two 500-cow units in north Wales (Pearson Farming)
- Size
- Not stated
- Where
- UK
- Tool
- Aimer app (via Precision Grazing)
What the AI did
Measured grass cover with a phone app that scans paddocks on video and learns each field's growth, instead of walking with a plate meter.
The result
He measured 27 paddocks in 30 minutes.
Check before trusting
Compare the app's readings with a plate meter on a few paddocks first. Final grazing decisions stay with whoever knows the farm.
Prompt to try it
Test the job on your own material before buying anything. Replace the highlighted brackets.
Here are this week's grass cover readings by paddock [READINGS] and our herd size [HERD_SIZE]. Build a grazing wedge, say which paddocks to graze next and flag any paddock where cover looks too high or too low.
Source
Farmers Weekly ↗, 11 June 2026 · press
This source is independent press coverage, not written by the tool supplier.
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