For industry

The benchmark that returns the favour.

Every producer who takes part gets their own numbers back against the benchmark, at no cost and no extra reporting, which is why participation climbs instead of stalling.

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Zoom the benchmark from the group to the nation.

A living distribution, not a table in a PDF. Slide the range and the curve, the median and the count all move together. Flip to the producer view to see exactly what a member sees: their own place against the pack.

Southern Beef Program
LIVE BENCHMARK
RANGE
COST OF PRODUCTION TOP 25% AT $2.20
$2.38 /kgLW
$2.00$2.50$3.00$3.50$2.38$2.20
NET PRODUCTION
45 kg/ha/100mm ↑ 4.1% YOY
4558
EMISSIONS INTENSITY
12.6 kgCO₂e/kgLW ↓ 3.2% YOY
12.611.6'23'26
MEDIAN MIDDLE 50% TOP 25%

How the benchmark builds itself.

01

You fund the program

Back a benchmarking program for your sector. We provide the platform, and producers come aboard at no cost to them.

02

Members connect their data

Each member links the herd, production, environment and financial records they already use to run the place.

03

Silo aggregates it, de-identified

Thousands of records roll into always-current benchmarks by region, system and scale, with no operation identifiable.

04

It flows back both ways

Producers see themselves against the pack on their own dashboards. You see the sector: benchmarks, reports and trends.

Ask your whole sector a question.

Put it to the benchmark the way you'd ask a single producer, and get an answer grounded in thousands of live operations, not a survey from last year.

How's average daily gain tracking across the northern beef herd this season?
Up 4% on the three-year average: 0.79 kg/day across 1,240 enrolled properties. The strongest lift is in the 500 to 1,000 head bracket.
Which regions are furthest behind on cost of production?
The south-west and central tablelands sit 11% above the national median of $2.42/kg LW, driven mostly by feed.

Participation that answers its own biggest worry.

Producers stay in because their numbers come back to them, with no extra reporting to keep up. Advisers like it because their clients get benchmarked without any extra work landing on the practice. The give-back is built into the structure, so coverage grows on its own.

FOR PRODUCERS
What your members get back
FOR ADVISERS
Why advisers back it too

Benchmarks that update themselves.

Book a call and we'll map out benchmarking for your producers: the investment model, coverage targets and the reports you'd get back.

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