Rotating Fixed Paddocks

Draw once, then tap to rotate

For permanent paddocks you reuse — numbered cells, fenced lots. Draw each one once; from then on a rotation is two taps, and the map shows which paddock is readiest.

Paddock A grazing (blue), Paddock B resting — color = rest time.
Paddock A grazing (blue), Paddock B resting — color = rest time.

Setup first: animals in Animal Groups, pasture mapped (see Set up your pasture). Open Paddocks → toggle 📍 Fixed Paddocks → pick your pasture tab.

Draw a paddock (once per paddock)

  1. 1Tap ✏️ Draw a paddock — tap corners on the map.
  2. 2Tap at least 3 corners on the satellite; name it ("Paddock A"). 📍 Add corner via GPS works too if you're standing on the line.
  3. 3Tap Save paddock. Repeat for each paddock.

Moving animals in — and between paddocks

  1. 1Tap the paddock on the map → its action sheet opens → Move animals in… (or use the Move in button on its list row — freshly drawn paddocks sit under Show inactive until first use).
  2. 2Tap your animal group, check the date. ▾ More options holds the grazing-chart extras (stock density, pre/post-graze condition…) — fill what you track, skip the rest.
  3. 3Tap Record move →.
Tap a paddock → move animals in.
Tap a paddock → move animals in.

Once placed, the big status button counts down from your planned days — "Move in 2 days" Move today →Move now → if you run over. Tap it any time to move; tap a specific paddock to choose the destination yourself. Transfer out sends the animals to a different pasture entirely.

The countdown runs your rotation for you.
The countdown runs your rotation for you.
The paddock list: who's where, what's resting, what's ready.
The paddock list: who's where, what's resting, what's ready.
⚠️ Running polywire strips inside a big paddock? Place animals here starts the 4-step hotwire capture: two GPS points on the back wire, two on the front, and each following move reuses the old front wire as the new back — two points per day.