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.
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.
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.
