For the cow-calf rancher · English + Español
Know what's true about your ranch.Your grass. Your water. Your herd. Your cost.
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Cerrito reads your land from space and keeps your records when you talk to it — no forms, no office nights. It shows you the facts. You make the call.
Opening ranch by ranch. Leave your email and you're in line.
Zero-entry to start
Trace your ranch on a map. That's the whole setup.
From the outline alone, Cerrito starts reading your land from satellite. Your first numbers show up before you've typed a single one.
Real app screen — capture on the way
Grass, against your own best
How green each pasture is against its own five-year best — your grass vs. your good years, not some generic index.
Grazing runway
Forage turned into animal-days: about how many weeks of grazing are left, ranch-wide and pasture by pasture.
Water, tank by tank
Tanks and ponds big enough to see from the sky, read as full, ok, low, or dry — and which one needs a look first.
Rain and drought
Actual rain against your local normal, the season's running total, and official drought stages. Got a gauge? Your reading wins.
What calves are bringing
What a 550-lb steer is selling for in your region, refreshed weekly.
What your herd is worth
Tell it what you run and it prices the herd at local market — before a single cost is entered.
Every satellite reading says when it was seen and when the next clear look comes. A cloudy week reads “waiting for clear sky” — never a made-up number.
The questions that run the place
You already ask these every day. Now something answers.
Not reports for the accountant — your questions, answered straight.
Is my grass going to hold — or am I about to run short?
Grass and rain from satellite, turned into a plain runway: about how many weeks are left, per pasture. You see the short pasture coming before it's short.
Real app screen — capture on the way
Which of my cows are pulling their weight — and which aren't?
Judged the fair way: by the calf. Weaning weights adjusted to industry standard, every cow ranked against your own herd. It shows the ranking — the cull call stays yours.
Is now a good time to sell, and is my price fair?
Your region's sale prices next to your own cost — the market report you already follow, beside the number only your ranch can tell you.
Where's my money slipping away?
The cost stack shows where the money actually went — feed creeping up, a pasture carrying more than its share. Nothing hides.
What needs doing this week — and what am I forgetting?
It knows the cattle year — breeding, calving, weaning, preg-check — and keeps an eye on the rest: a hold on a treated animal, a tank going low, a cow that needs a look.
The number this whole thing exists for
What's it really costing me to raise a calf?
Every cost lands on the calf that carries it — the feed, the cow behind it, the land, the depreciation — down to a breakeven per pound you can hold next to the market price.
Added up the way ranch economists do it — recognized standards, one ledger — the same math your bank and extension office already speak.
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No paperwork
Say it once. It's on the record.
“Weighed the brockle-face heifer at 620.” Say it — at the chute, in the truck — and the record lands. That's it. In English or Spanish, whoever's talking.
Chute Mode
Work a whole run by voice — weights, treatments, tags — and your hands never leave the work.
Ask it about your herd
“Which cows didn't breed back?” “What did I give the red steer?” Plain questions, answered from your own records.
Real app screen — capture on the way
In the works
Two things on the workbench.
Your morning brief
ComingThree minutes, your ranch only — the rain, the grass runway, the tank that needs a look. For the morning coffee or the drive out.
A photo becomes records
ComingSnap the notebook page or the old spreadsheet, and the records file themselves in.
Not promises to sell you — just what's being built next. Early-access ranches see them first.
It compounds
The more you feed it, the more it's worth.
Nothing — just trace your ranch
Grass, water, rain and drought from space. Carrying capacity. Local prices. The daily read.
Your animals and events
Every head's full history. Cows judged by their calves. Which ones bred back, and how they weaned. A work plan tuned to your herd.
Your expenses
The true cost of raising a calf. Your breakeven. Where the money leaks.
A few years of all of it
Your own baselines. This year against your last three.
By year three, nobody can offer you what your own data can — and it's yours.
It reads your records and your satellite. It's never on the ground — and it never pretends to be.
Facts, not orders
It says “runway about nine weeks.” It doesn't say “sell.” You know your cattle — Cerrito shows you what you can't see from the saddle.
Every number shows its source
Entered, estimated, or regional default — every figure answers “how do we know this?”
Your records stay yours
Nothing is ever overwritten: every event stays on the animal's timeline, complete and readable, for as long as you ranch. It's your history — Cerrito just keeps it straight.
How it starts
From a map outline to your true cost.
Today
Trace your ranch. The satellite reads start on their own.
This week
Talk your herd in. A few minutes of voice at the chute or in the truck.
This season
Say the costs as they come up — and your breakeven appears.
Real app screen — capture on the way
Be first through the gate.
Cerrito is opening to a small group of ranches — in your language, English or Spanish.
Pricing goes up on this page before the gate opens — plain numbers, no sales call.