iLivestock is introducing a refreshed animal record management experience within the app, with updates focused on the Animal Summary and Animal Details areas used daily by sheep and cattle farmers.
The rollout brings a cleaner layout and more streamlined workflows, making it easier to access, edit, and manage livestock records in the field. While retaining the familiar functionality users already rely on, the update introduces a more structured and intuitive experience across both species.
New data fields have been added to sheep records, including origin, purchase and sale information, and price-related details, helping farmers capture more complete livestock information. Other enhancements include improved tag replacement tools, updated batch editing, and better group visibility directly from individual animal records.
The update also restructures and removes older fields where needed to support more accurate, future-ready data management across the platform.
Driven by customer feedback, the refreshed experience forms part of iLivestock’s continued focus on improving usability and supporting better livestock record keeping on farm.
The updated animal recording experience will begin rolling out from mid-May 2026.
Whether you’d like to learn more about the updated feature or need a hand with iLivestock, we’d love to help. Give us a call at +44 1383 324 358, or email us at [email protected].
iLivestock has released a new set of Dashboard updates, focused on improving usability, clarity, and overall user experience.
This latest release enhances key areas such as the home view, navigation, login, and sync pages—creating a more consistent and intuitive experience across the platform. Users will notice a more informative “at-a-glance” view when opening pages and reports, helping them quickly understand what’s happening within their livestock data.
Accuracy has also been prioritised, with updates ensuring animal numbers more closely align with records from the mobile apps. These improvements aim to build greater trust in the data and reduce common support issues.
Behind the scenes, foundational changes have been introduced to make future updates faster and more flexible. Early analytics tracking is also helping shape how the Dashboard will continue to evolve based on real usage.
In addition, farmers can now import EIDs for existing cattle via CSV—offering a practical and time-saving improvement for herd management.
This update marks the beginning of a broader set of Dashboard enhancements planned throughout the year, all designed to deliver a smoother and more valuable user experience.
Whether you’d like to learn more about the updated feature or need a hand with iLivestock, we’d love to help. Give us a call at +44 1383 324 358, or email us at [email protected].
iLivestock has introduced a redesigned iOS login experience, delivering a smoother and more reliable way for users to access the app.
The login area had been a recurring pain point, leading to a full rebuild as part of wider improvements to onboarding. The new approach simplifies the process, reduces friction, and improves overall stability when signing in.
As a result, users can now expect a faster, more consistent login experience, helping them get into the app and back to work with minimal disruption.
This update forms part of iLivestock’s ongoing efforts to improve usability and streamline the overall user journey on iOS.
Whether you’d like to learn more about the updated feature or need a hand with iLivestock, we’d love to help. Give us a call at +44 1383 324 358, or email us at [email protected].
iLivestock has upgraded its eWeigh algorithm, improving both the speed and consistency of livestock weighing.
The latest update has been carefully refined through real-world use, resulting in a smoother and more dependable experience in the yard. Farmers can now expect quicker results, helping reduce delays and keep workflows moving efficiently.
With accuracy now aligned to industry benchmarks, the improved eWeigh feature ensures farmers can rely on consistent data to support day-to-day decisions.
This enhancement reinforces iLivestock’s focus on delivering practical, high-performance tools for modern livestock management.
Whether you’d like to learn more about the updated feature or need a hand with iLivestock, we’d love to help. Give us a call at +44 1383 324 358, or email us at [email protected].
iLivestock has launched a new Grouping Stats feature, giving farmers clearer visibility into livestock performance across their groups.
The update introduces key insights such as total and average group weights, along with animal counts by age and gender. By comparing individuals against group benchmarks, farmers can more easily spot outliers, monitor trends, and take action where needed.
Built to reflect how animals are managed on-farm, the feature works across both sheep and cattle. As with all reporting tools, more complete data—such as accurate dates of birth—delivers more reliable insights, helping farmers get the most from their records.
Grouping Stats is designed to support faster, more informed decisions and improve overall herd and flock management.
Whether you’d like to learn more about the updated feature or need a hand with iLivestock, we’d love to help. Give us a call at +44 1383 324 358, or email us at [email protected].
The introduction of mandatory electronic identification (EID) for cattle in Argentina, led by SENASA, is reshaping how livestock operations approach compliance, data, and day to day decision-making. What was previously a gradual move toward traceability has now become a clear regulatory requirement, accelerating the need for practical, on farm digital solutions.
For producers, the immediate priority is straightforward: ensure compliance with national identification standards. But the implications go further. EID creates a consistent, reliable data foundation at the individual animal level, something that has historically been difficult to achieve at scale in extensive livestock systems. As a result, regulation is not only driving adoption, but also redefining what is possible on farm.
iLivestock has entered the Argentine market at a time when this shift is gaining momentum. Its integrated approach, combining RFID hardware, connected weighing systems, and cloud-based software, enables farmers to capture and manage animal data in a single platform. This supports compliance with EID requirements while also enabling more accurate tracking of performance, health, and movement.
The opportunity in Argentina is significant. As one of the world’s leading beef producers, the country plays a central role in global supply chains. At the same time, the sector is under increasing pressure to improve transparency, meet evolving market expectations, and operate more efficiently. According to the World Bank Group, Argentina’s agricultural landscape includes hundreds of thousands of producers, highlighting both the scale and the complexity of the transition now underway.

Delivering technology into this environment requires more than just product capability. It depends on strong local execution. Through its exclusive partnership with VILLANUEVA, iLivestock is working with an established distributor that understands the nuances of the Argentine market. This collaboration brings together global technology and local expertise, helping ensure that digital tools are introduced in a way that is relevant, accessible, and aligned with producer needs.
Argentina also reflects a broader strategic direction. Across international markets, regulatory changes, particularly around EID and traceability, are creating a clear demand for systems that can operate reliably across different geographies. iLivestock’s platform has been designed with this in mind, with hardware aligned to global standards and software that can be adapted to local regulatory frameworks with minimal localisation. This allows the same core system to support farmers in multiple regions while remaining compliant with national requirements.
What is happening in Argentina highlights a wider industry trend. As governments and supply chains place greater emphasis on traceability and accountability, the role of digital infrastructure on farm is becoming more central. EID is a starting point, but the real value lies in how that data is used, supporting better decisions, improving productivity, and strengthening the link between on farm practices and market expectations.
In this context, Argentina represents more than a single market launch. It is an example of how regulatory change can accelerate adoption, how partnerships can enable effective market entry, and how integrated technology can support both compliance and performance. As similar policies emerge in other regions, the pace of digital transformation in livestock farming is likely to continue increasing.
The shift is already underway.
Whether you are exploring how to meet EID requirements or looking to introduce iLivestock in your region, our team would be pleased to discuss how we can support you.
Cotswolds-based sheep farmer and consultant Abby Cook doesn’t have time for paperwork, and she doesn’t think farming should rely on it either.
Running her flock like a business, Abby focuses on measurable performance. That means recording data as she goes—whether she’s treating a ewe, condition scoring, or managing tasks out in the field.
“I was literally skipping around like, ‘Oh, this makes my life so easy!’ If you don’t have a lot of time, it’s a lot easier to record as you go. I can catch a ewe, treat her, log it on my phone, and it’s done before I even let her go.”
By switching to real-time digital records, Abby has cut admin time, improved accuracy, and gained a clearer view of which sheep are actually delivering results.
“It becomes as essential as your sheepdogs, your truck, or your quad.”
Want to learn how Abby is using data to improve flock performance and save time on farm? Read Abby’s full story to see how she transformed her flock management.
Upgrading livestock equipment can be a big investment—but with current grant schemes across the UK, many farmers are choosing to bring in new tools with financial support already available.
iLivestock has developed a selection of practical equipment packages designed to line up with these schemes, helping farmers introduce weighing, EID reading, and digital record-keeping into their day-to-day setup.
From handling cattle and sheep more efficiently to improving the accuracy of records, these systems are built to slot into everyday farm routines without overcomplicating things.
The available packages are aligned with the main funding opportunities currently open to farmers:
By matching equipment to scheme requirements, the process of choosing eligible items is more straightforward—saving time when organising purchases and claims.
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Weighing Package eWeigh, tablet, case & mount, software |
£1,100 |
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Reading Package eTagReader, tablet & case, software |
£975 |
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Software (1 year) iLivestock software |
£199 |
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eTagReader + Software eTagReader, software |
£375 |
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eWeighBarHD Pair + Software eWeighBarHD pair, software |
£1,150 |
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eWeighBar800 Pair + Software |
£900 |
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eWeighBar600 Pair + Software |
£800 |
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With a mix of hardware and software available, farmers can choose systems that suit their setup while meeting grant criteria. Take a closer look at the full range, or speak to the team to find the right fit for your farm.
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iLivestock has secured a £750,000 funding boost to accelerate its global growth, marking a significant milestone in the company’s expansion journey.
The investment, delivered by the British Business Bank’s Investment Fund for Scotland and managed by The FSE Group, is supporting the business at a key stage in its commercial expansion. Together, these partners are helping to accelerate innovation and unlock new opportunities for ambitious Scottish businesses.
iLivestock’s integrated approach—bringing together software, hardware and farmer-focused support—enables producers to capture and manage real-time livestock data, improving efficiency, animal health and on-farm decision-making. As global demand for digital farming solutions continues to rise, the business is well positioned to scale internationally.
The latest funding builds on a period of rapid progress, with the company expanding into new markets and strengthening its presence across multiple territories. Continued support will enable further growth, helping more farmers benefit from data-driven, sustainable livestock management.
This milestone highlights the increasing role of collaboration between innovative agri-tech companies and funding partners in driving forward the future of farming.
For more detail, read the official announcement on the FSE Group website.
Interested in how iLivestock supports innovation in livestock and agriculture? We’d be happy to start a conversation.
Weighing is more than just recording a number. It drives decisions around growth, health and sale readiness. That’s why we’ve introduced new features to the iLivestock weighing section, making it easier to manage records, track performance and capture key information while animals are in the crate.
We’ve kept all existing weigh screen functionality, but added new tools to help you do more while weighing animals:

iLivestock combines easy-to-use software with reading and weighing equipment
We’ve also added a new Quick Info area on the weigh screen. You can choose to view:

Performance tracking made easier with weighing charts and quick info buttons
Measuring an animal’s weight plays an important role in monitoring livestock growth, identifying potential health issues and meeting market specifications. Weighing is one of the most important jobs on the farm, yet it's also one of the busiest moments in your day. We redesigned the weigh screen to reduce time spent switching between different areas of the app, allowing multiple tasks to be completed while you weigh. Making iLivestock faster, easier to use, and even more efficient on farm.
During weighing sessions, while animals are in the crate or crush, users can now update records, review performance trends, record treatments and manage breeding information within the same workflow. Helping keep information accurate and up to date while saving time on farm.
Whether you’d like to learn more about the updated weighing functionality or need a hand with iLivestock, we’d love to help. Give us a call at +44 1383 324 358, or email us at [email protected].