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BEDROCK DAIRY

The technology

Built on the data your farm already produces. No new hardware. No collars or wearables. Nothing invasive for your cows. Just the numbers you already collect, finally read properly.

Works with the systems you already have

Bedrock plugs directly into the major milking and herd management platforms. No new equipment, no change to your milking routine.

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A large dairy parlour where milk data is recorded automatically, Bedrock Dairy

Connect your data

We connect to the milking and herd systems you already use, across the major brands. No new equipment, and no change to your milking routine.

Each cow's milk data checked against her own baseline, Bedrock Dairy

Watch every cow, every day

Bedrock checks each cow against what is expected for her and looks for the early shift that points toward clinical mastitis. Not a blunt herd threshold, but signals specific to the individual animal.

A herd manager reviewing a ranked cow check list on a tablet in the barn, Bedrock Dairy

Hand your team a short list

The farm manager gets a much clearer picture of the farm, with actionable steps to prevent mastitis in the herd, simple. We make it easier to observe all your cows without spending hours analyzing your milking system.

The warning signs are already in your milk

When a cow is heading toward clinical mastitis, she starts showing subtle signs during milking. The numbers quietly start to shift and without you noticing anything in the parlour. The problem was never a lack of data. It is that no one has the time to read it for every cow, every day. That is the job we do.

We learn what is normal, and what is normal for her

Bedrock works on two levels. First we understand the performance level for healthy cows. Then, after 2 weeks we learn how each cow performs individually. Some cows simply run a little lower, or vary more from day to day. By combining these two we identify problems without burying you in false alarms.

We look at the full picture, not one number

Most milking systems already raise a flag when conductivity spikes, and most farmers will tell you those flags are noisy and arrive late. We do not rely on a single threshold. The full picture is also created when looking at herd-health and not just individual health.

Stop the case before it starts

Clinical mastitis is expensive mostly because it is caught late. The early changes that lead up to it are invisible to the eye but clear in the data, and that is the window where stepping in is cheapest and most effective. Surfacing those cows before there is anything to see is exactly what Bedrock is built to do.