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Stocking Rate

View your total stocking rate and paddock stocking rate

Within AgriWebb, your stocking rate will be calculated based upon your chosen animal units per hectare/acre of arable area. 

This means inputting animal unit values will be required before you can start accurately reporting your stocking rate. In AgriWebb you are able to choose between Dry Sheep Equivalent, Livestock Units and Adult Equivalent as your preferred standard measurement unit. Check out our full guide to Animal Units to learn how to select the default unit for your operation. 


Stocking Rate Calculation 

There are two important factors in our stocking rate calculation: 

  1. Arable Area of paddocks is used for calculation (not Total Area)

  2. Paddock Grazing state is considered (Cropping paddocks will not be included in the calculation)

Review your paddocks to ensure accuracy of your stocking rate. Make sure you check out our full guide to Editing a Paddock, to learn how to update your paddock details.


Viewing Stocking Rate

Stocking Rate can be viewed in various places across the Mobile App and Web App. 

Mobile App 

  • Farm Summary

  • Paddock Overview

  • Paddock Summary

Web App

The two most common of these are from the Farm Summary in the Mobile App and Dashboard from the Web App. Keep reading to learn how to access this information.

1. Farm Summary

On the Mobile App, open the Home tab, select More details to the right of Farm Summary.

farm summary reporting by livestock type

This will take you to the Farm Summary page, from here you can view your Total Stocking Rate.

2. Dashboard

From the Web App, the Stocking Rate can be viewed from the Dashboard. Access the Dashboard by clicking on your Farm Name.

You can view how your Stocking Rate has changed over time from the Timeline dashboard. Hover your mouse over any part of the graph to view the data points. 

3. Grazing Reports

Within the grazing tab, down the left-hand side you will find our Stocking rate vs Carrying capacity report, along with the Rotational Planner and the Grazing Chart for your grazing planning. See more info for that report here.

Our other Grazing Reports are also located here, including the AE / LSU / DSE Load by Paddock Report and the Paddock grazing intensity Report.


Helpful Articles

Check out our guides to Grazing Management and Feed On Offer to develop full pasture and livestock nutritional management. 

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