Here’s what’s happening in and around Mobble this month.
The biggest improvements to Mobble come directly from you - the farmers and stock hands - who work with livestock every day and want to make the way they farm more productive. Our latest integration with Farmo was suggested by several Mobblers who wanted their rain gauge, tank and trough data in the one spot on their Mobble app. We’ve been big fans of Farmo for a while, so this was one of those integrations that was both great to figure out, and a pleasure to do. We hope you’ll join Farmo’s Nick Seymour and I at tomorrow’s live webinar. See below to register.
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In a continued effort to centralise key farm & livestock data all in one spot, we’ve teamed up with Australian remote monitoring experts, Farmo, to bring your critical farm data right into the Mobble. You can now view your Farmo Water Rat trough monitors, tank levels, rain gauges, and electric fence sensors directly into Mobble.
This integration eliminates the need to switch between platforms - you can monitor your water infrastructure, rainfall, and fences while planning grazing or moving stock, saving you time and helping you make more informed, day-to-day decisions. Read more about the integration here.
To celebrate our latest integration with Farmo - Nick and I will be joining forces for tomorrow’s webinar. You’ll get an overview and demo of each product, and a walk through of how the integration works. There will be plenty of time for Q&A too.
When: Tuesday, 4th August
Time: 1:00 PM AEST / 3:00 PM NZST
Register here to join live or watch the recording later.
Have multiple properties? You can now easily and accurately track stock movements between them with the new Property Movements Summary.
Mob moves between properties have also been enhanced with the ability to attach photos, files and notes to each transfer to create a complete record of every movement. Think mandatory transfer documents that can now be attached to that record.
No more scrolling through records or notes to calculate ‘how many Angus Steers came from the back block last month?’ It’s all right there on your phone.
The work we did to improve Mob Movement between properties prompted us to review our Livestock Reconciliation reporting for greater accuracy and better stocktake clarity. The report now explicitly accounts for mob movements between properties, as well as changes in stock numbers due to mob edits, set up and deletions.
This will save some time at EOFY - see your Livestock Reconciliation report on your computer browser here.
Onwards and upwards,
Jock