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AI lameness detection helps 5,000-cow Arizona dairy achieve zero visible lameness in herd audit

Triple G Dairy is a 5,000-cow operation in Buckeye, Arizona, managed by Skylar Gericke. The farm deployed 91¶¶Òõ's AI monitoring technology, addressing labour shortages that made traditional hands-on lameness detection impractical at scale.

From observation to data - how a Quebec dairy transformed its approach to herd health

Ferme Caribou is a family dairy in Terrebonne, Quebec, run by Viviane and Jasmin Mathieu. When the farm transitioned to a free-stall barn system, monitoring cow mobility became a fundamentally different challenge. Earlier interventions mean less damage, faster recovery, and less stress on the animal. The farm is targeting 2.5 kilograms of milk per cow, up from its current 2 kilograms, and Viviane sees 91¶¶Òõ as the kind of long-term investment in data infrastructure that will help get them there.

An AI-Powered Approach to Lameness Management

An 8% reduction in lameness. A herd of 1,050 cows monitored every single day. One Cheshire dairy that decided monthly scoring wasn't good enough.

75% fewer sole ulcers. No new hardware. Just better information, used sooner.

A 440-cow dairy operation in Wrexham faced ongoing lameness challenges despite advanced management practices, impacting profitability and welfare. The farm required a proactive, reliable solution to detect mobility issues early.

What data does 91¶¶Òõ capture for your cows?

In this video we describe in detail all data points 91¶¶Òõ generates for your cows in addition to data we sync from your herd management system.

FDS Lameness Detection System with AI Algorithm

Efficient lameness detection is crucial in maintaining health, welfare and productivity of dairy cattle.