Feedlot Management
Why Beef Costs More: A Sourced Supply-Chain Explainer
A sourced explanation of cattle supply, feed, processing, transportation, retail factors, and operational feedlot evidence.
From the yard and the lab
Field reports & practical guides
Clear answers about cattle monitoring, feedlot operations, and livestock research.
More field reports and guides
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Feedlot Management
From University Installation to Commercial Feedlot Deployment
How a field-built university installation informs a commercial feedlot deployment with clear workflow ownership and acceptance measures.
A field report on four pens, solar-powered digital and thermal capture, on-site processing, and the research platform now in place.
AI & Computer Vision
Reviewing Cattle Heat Events With Camera Evidence
How visible behavior, thermal evidence, weather, water, shade, pen conditions, and direct observations support heat-event review.
Feedlot Management
Feeding Evidence for Heavy Cattle: Bunk Activity and Source Records
A practical framework for connecting observed bunk activity with feed delivery, ration, weight, weather, and animal-care records.
AI & Computer Vision
Continuous Livestock Monitoring With Reviewable Evidence
How fixed cameras, day-and-night digital and thermal evidence, on-site compute, exception queues, and human review support feedlot operations.
Research & PLF
Livestock Computer Vision for University Research
See how RGB and thermal cameras, on-site storage, and animal ID references support university livestock studies, with real Tuskegee field images.
Feedlot Management
Supporting Feedlot Crews With Camera-Based Exception Review
How source-linked evidence queues help pen riders, feed crews, inventory owners, and animal-health teams review the right event.
AI & Computer Vision
Connecting Nose ID Imaging With EID/RFID Records
A practical identity workflow for controlled-chute face, muzzle, and ear-tag capture connected to EID/RFID and yard records.