
Manage your livestock farm more easily
The solution for beef cattle farming that helps you in your day-to-day work and makes your farm more profitable
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Hello, farmer!
Ixorigue is the easy, intuitive solution for making decisions based on your livestock data.
You can access the information at any time from anywhere and download all the data in Excel.
Guarantee the best possible care for your animals with veterinary records: herd health programmes, treatments, vaccines
Optimise breeding management to maximise the birth rate and shorten the interval between calvings.
Take control of the data to see which animals are gaining the most weight per day, individually, and compare it with the herd average.
Keep track of matings, pregnancies, calvings and abortions, and get a weekly plan every Monday with the most important events for your animals.
Make decisions that optimise your farm's profitability by analysing herd data and global statistics.
How to get started
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Our team creates the digital profile of your farm.
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You install the app on your phone or access it from your computer.
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You start enjoying simpler management: your farm like you have never seen it before.

Our farmers
If there is one thing that matters to us at Ixorigue, it is our customers. These are just a few examples of their experience with us.
Luis Alfonso is a family cattle farmer who has swapped the cowbell for geolocation collars. Now, besides knowing where his animals are at all times, he saves time when checking that they are all well, preventing disease or helping them when a calving alert comes in.
In one of his grazing areas, Juan has a risky spot: when his animals go there, they sometimes struggle to get out. Thanks to the alerts he receives from Ixorigue, he can rescue them sooner, reducing their stress and preventing further injury.
In this video, a cattle farmer from the Pyrenees tells us how important digitalisation is for the livestock sector. “We have to start looking for solutions like this so that the business has a future; otherwise it will disappear.”


A few weeks ago I noticed that one of my cows was not going to the drinking area; the next day she was still in the same spot. I checked her 48-hour route and she had barely moved. I called the vet and she was infected with EHE. Thanks to early detection I was able to save my cow.
Cattle farmer from Córdoba








