HPG Intelligence
Holistic Planned Grazing
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Homestead Farm — Growing Season 2025
Day 127 of season · 12 paddocks · 1 herd · Last EOV: 14 Mar 2025
EHI Score
68
/ 100 possible
↑ +4 from baseline
Recovery Period
54
days current RP
↓ slow growth mode
Avg Grazing Period
4.9
days (GP = RP ÷ 11)
✓ within plan
Total SAU
186
standard animal units
✓ within stocking rate
Active Alerts
Bare soil increasing — Paddock 7
STM site 4 recorded 38% bare soil at last visit, up from 24% baseline. Bare soil is double-weighted in EHI. Check for overgrazing or prolonged partial rest. Consider moving to adjacent paddock and extending recovery period for P7 by at least 14 days.
Recovery period risk — 3 paddocks moved early
Animals moved out of P3, P5, P9 one day early each. Cumulative effect: 3 days lost from all remaining recovery periods. Current RP now 51 days vs planned 54. If this continues, consider extending current paddock stays to restore RP.
Dung decomposition improving
EOV monitor noted fast dung decomposition at 7 of 10 STM sites — up from 4 at baseline. This indicates improving mineral cycle function. Continue current grazing intervals.
Paddock Status — Current Rotation
Paddock Status Days in ADA actual ADA est. Last EHI Next move
P1 — North Flat Grazing 3 42.1 44.0 72 +2 days
P2 — South Slope Recovery 18 38.5 65 +36 days
P3 — Creek Paddock Recovery 5 51.2 58 +49 days
P7 — East Hill Recovery ! 22 29.8 44 Extend +14d
P11 — Home Block Recovery 31 55.0 74 +23 days
Ecological Health Index
68
EHI Score
Trending positive · Baseline: 64
Bare soil
+4
Live canopy
+7
Litter abundance
+6
Dung decomp.
+8
Warm season FG
+5
Water erosion
0
Current Calculations
Recovery period 54 days
Avg GP (RP ÷ 11) 4.9 days
Total SAU 186 SAU
Stocking rate 0.93 SAU/ha
Growth rate SLOW
Seasonal Planning
Calculate recovery periods, grazing periods, and build your seasonal plan using HPG principles.
Grazing period calculator
Brittle + slow growth → longer RP. Fast growth → shorter RP.
Calculated plan
Average grazing period (GP) 4.9 days
Formula used GP = RP ÷ (paddocks − 1)
Recovery period per paddock 54 days
Graze:recovery ratio 1 : 11
Overgrazing risk LOW — adequate recovery
HPG recommendation Slow growth mode: use current RP. Monitor plant growth rates daily.
Destocking scenario modeller
Destocking scenarios — earlier is always better
SAU calculator
Animal class SAU factor Count Total SAU
Total SAU
Grazing Chart — Growing Season 2025
Plan and record daily moves. Each day early from a paddock reduces recovery time in all remaining paddocks.
April — September 2025
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EOV Monitoring — Geodatatrack
Import STM data from Geodatatrack to track EHI trends and close the plan-monitor-control-replan loop.
Import Geodatatrack EOV export
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Accepted: STM site data with GPS coordinates, indicator scores, EHI totals, forage ADH.
STM results — 14 March 2025 (10 sites)
Site GPS Bare soil Live canopy Litter Dung decomp. FG score EHI Forage ADH
EOV → HPG control loop interpretation
Site 4 (P7 area) — bare soil 38% → extend RP 14 days
Bare soil is the primary early-warning indicator. Double-weighted in EHI. Cause: probable overgrazing or partial rest. Control action: do not return herd to P7 until recovery is visually confirmed. Consider herd effect application if partial rest is the cause.
Sites 6–8 — cool season FG declining
Cool season grass vigour score averaged −3 across three sites. This may indicate return to those paddocks is occurring before cool season species have adequately recovered. Review if GP during cool season growth was within plan.
HPG Advisor
Ask questions about your plan, EOV data, or any HPG decision. The advisor reasons from the Holistic Management framework.
Holistic Context Checks
Run any proposed action through the 7 decision checks before implementing it. Gut feel always goes last.
Proposed action
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HPG Formulas
All quantitative mechanics encoded in this tool, sourced from Savory Institute materials.
Core planning formulas
Paddock Register
Farm paddock data used in planning calculations and EOV site mapping.
Herds & SAU Composition
Current herd composition
Farm Map
Import a KML file from Geodatatrack to map your paddocks. Polygons are parsed directly — paddock names, areas and centroids flow into the planning data model.
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