Aimer Development utilizes a proprietary algorithm to generate customized grazing and supplement plans for livestock, enhancing pasture management efficiency. This technology addresses the challenges of skilled labor shortages and suboptimal pasture utilization, enabling farmers to increase productivity and profitability.
Funding
$690K raised to dateRaised to date based on public sources. This may differ from the amount the company actually raised and is based only on what is publicly available on the internet.



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Product
Problem
Dairy farmers face challenges in optimizing pasture utilization due to skilled labor shortages and the complexity of creating effective grazing plans. Inefficient pasture management can lead to reduced milk solids production and decreased profitability.
Solution
Aimer Development offers a digital solution that automates the creation of customized grazing and supplement plans for dairy farms. Using a proprietary algorithm, the platform generates paddock grazing and supplement plans based on farmer targets and farm-specific rules. The system provides management suggestions to optimize pasture usage, including optimized conservation plans. By leveraging AI, Aimer enables even inexperienced team members to access knowledge and insights that traditionally required years of experience, helping to overcome skilled labor shortages.
Target Audience
The primary target audience is dairy farmers seeking to optimize pasture management, increase milk solids production, and overcome skilled labor shortages.
Features
- Proprietary algorithm that automatically generates paddock grazing and supplement plans.
- Optimization of pasture usage through management suggestions and conservation plans.
- Part farm walks feature allowing for faster farm assessments with AI estimating covers for the rest of the paddocks.
- Smart digital coach providing guidance on optimizing pasture intake and quality.
- AIMER Vision (Waikato only) for accurate pasture measurement using a smartphone camera.
- Feed wedge analysis to proactively identify surplus or deficit in feed.