The future of ranching: drones, cameras, and collars that see every animal and acre, help you decide what needs doing, and do it. Starting with collars designed for reliable, precise moves several times a day.
We run a high-density operation and build alongside ranchers who graze intensively. We needed precise boundaries, dependable communication, and collars that stay on cattle. So we decided to build our own.
Whether you move monthly, weekly or several times a day, take finer control of how your cattle graze.
Tell us how you graze and what you want to do next. We'll follow up to discuss whether Rooted is a fit.
Your ranch data stays yours.
We run cattle operations in Kansas and Mississippi. Keeping collars on cattle, setting accurate boundaries, and bringing drones and cameras into the same system are challenges we're working on in our own operations.
That work shapes what we build at Rooted.
Drones and cameras observe the pasture and the herd. Rooted brings those observations together to inform your grazing decisions. You decide what to do; the collars carry out the move you set.
Drones and cameras provide the observations: how the pasture is being used, rumen fill, and body condition. Together, they show what's happening to the grass and the cattle.
Drones flying today. Cameras in development.
We're building the system to bring pasture utilization, rumen fill, and body condition together, so you can decide when, where, and how long your cattle graze.
Decision support in development.
You set the move. The collars carry it out, putting your grazing decision into action.
Collars are our first product.
After each move, new observations of the pasture and cattle help you judge the result and inform your next decision.
Great ranching has always been about reading the herd and the ground — which pasture's ready, which cow's off, when to move and when to wait. The best ranchers have always known this by instinct. The limit was never the knowing. It was that no one can be everywhere at once, seeing everything, every day.
More timely information. Less work between deciding and doing. That's how we want to put more of your ranch within reach.
The most valuable thing on a ranch is that person who knows every animal, reads the pasture, and knows when to act. That kind of expertise was always scarce and today it's harder than ever to find.
We're building Rooted to give you more control over your day: less time tied to routine tasks, more time for the decisions that matter and the work you enjoy. Time out with your herd, on your land, on your schedule.
Let's talk about the operation you run and what you want to make possible.
