PermaPasture01 / Map
Your paddocks.
Not a blank spreadsheet.
Draw and name the grazing areas you actually use. See your boundaries over satellite imagery, with herd locations and rest information in the same view.
Rotational grazing app for small farms & homesteads
Care for your land.
One rotation at a time.
Manage rotational grazing with healthier soil in mind. Bring paddock maps, herd moves and pasture rest into one clear view—with less to keep in your head.
Explore PermaPastureAndroid closed alpha. Ask about testing for free.
Your paddocks.
Your real ground.
Where you’ve grazed.
What’s had time to rest.
Real app. Real homestead.
Our mission
Developing apps to help families exercise their God-given duty to steward their landPractical tools. A lasting purpose.
Pasture management, with perspective
Good grazing includes
what happens between moves.
Moving livestock between paddocks gives plants an opportunity to rest and regrow. That recovery is part of caring for healthier pastures and soil. PermaPasture keeps the grazing history in view.
Why grazing and recovery belong together · USDA NRCSYour paddocks.
02 / Move
Make the move.
Keep the record.
Record a herd move and keep its grazing history connected to the paddock. Know where the animals are—and remember where they’ve been.
03 / Rest
Count the days.
Read the pasture.
See elapsed rest and compare it with the targets you choose. Use the record alongside what you observe in the field—not instead of it.
A rest target is a management setting, not a measurement of forage recovery or soil health.
Farm chore management for the whole family
The family’s work.
Everyone in the loop.
Checking water. Feeding animals. The work that doesn’t wait. Give your family one shared place to see the day, take responsibility and keep completed chores in the picture.
Claim the chore. Make it clear who is taking care of a job.
Share the progress. Keep pending and completed work visible to the family.
Recurring chores
Set the rhythm.
Keep the routine.
Some jobs come back every day. Others follow the week or the season. Set a repeating schedule, check the upcoming dates, and keep routine work on the family’s calendar.
Daily, weekly and monthly scheduling, with a preview of the dates ahead.
Cattle records that stay connected
Every animal.
A story worth keeping.
Put a face to the record. Keep photos, parentage, calving and health events together, connected to the herd and the paddock.
Know who’s who.
A profile for each animal in your care.
Keep the family lines.
Parentage and calving history, linked to the calf.
Remember what matters.
Useful history without scattered notes.
PermaPasture records are not official records. Keep legally required and official records separately.
Offline-first farm records
At the pasture.
Not tied to the Wi-Fi.
Keep working with core farm records when the signal drops. Shared updates sync when a connection is available, so the work in the field can become part of the family’s picture.
Sign-in and new map imagery need a connection. Offline records do not mean every online service is available without a connection.
A few things worth knowing
Practical questions.
Plain answers.
What does a rotational grazing app help me do?
PermaPasture helps you map paddocks, record herd moves and keep track of pasture rest. It brings those records together so you can make grazing decisions with the history close at hand.
Will PermaPasture tell me when a paddock has recovered?
No. It tracks elapsed rest and the targets you set. Recovery depends on the pasture and growing conditions, not just the calendar. Use rest records alongside field observations; the app does not measure soil health or forage recovery.
Can the whole family manage farm chores together?
Yes. Shared chores show what is overdue, due today and coming up. Family members can claim work, record completion and use repeating schedules and calendar views to stay informed.
Can I work without an internet connection?
Core farm records are designed for offline work and sharing when a connection returns. Sign-in and loading new map imagery need connectivity. PermaPasture does not promise that every online service works offline.
Is the app available for Android or iPhone?
PermaPasture is currently in a closed Android alpha. Participation is free during the alpha period. Email us to ask about joining. There is no public app-store release yet. iPhone support is a future direction, not an available release.
Does it include garden, orchard or poultry management?
Those are part of the longer-term whole-homestead vision. The current focus is grazing, cattle records and family chores. Future modules are not being advertised as available today.
Built carefully. Growing from real needs.
The next chapter
starts with the work.
We’re refining the Android experience with family use in the field. Follow the direction of the app, or share a problem you’d like it to help solve.
Roadmap and suggestion interface preview. Public entries and submission services are not live.
Refining the Android family experience
Grazing, cattle records and shared chores remain the current focus.
More of the homestead
Gardens, orchards and poultry are future directions—not available modules.
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No release dates promised. Plans may change.