Free ranch calculators — no signup, nothing gated
Built by people who run cattle, using the same dry-matter, animal-unit and breakeven math an extension agent would work through on a legal pad. Imperial units by default.
Forage & Grazing
Work out how many pairs a pasture will carry, how long a paddock lasts, and where your AUMs actually go.
Hay & Winter Feed
Bale counts, hay inventory, waste from feeding method, and what a ton of hay really costs delivered.
Feed & Rations
Balance TDN and crude protein, convert as-fed to dry matter, and price supplement by the pound of nutrient.
Herd Economics
Breakeven per cwt, price slide on a load of feeders, cull versus keep, and cost of gain on a stocker.
Water, Fencing & Facilities
Daily water demand, tank and well sizing, fence material takeoffs, and corral and pen space.
Most-used calculators
The marketplace for registered Angus and high-end equestrian stock
Timed online auctions with transparent reserves, verified consignors and condition reports on every lot.
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SAV Bismarck 5682 — Registered Angus Bull
Montana
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Connealy Consensus 7229 — Spring Yearling Bull
Nebraska
LOT 049
WR Elara — 2021 Warmblood Dressage Mare
Kentucky
LOT 050
Blueprint — AQHA Reining Gelding, Multiple Titles
Texas
LOT 051
TC Aberdeen 410B — Purebred Angus Heifer
South Dakota
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Gardiner Angus Ranch — Fall Bull Group (3 Head)
Kansas
Guides for cattle operations
Practical write-ups on stocking rate, winter feed budgets, marketing calves and consigning quality stock — written by people who have run cows.
Body Condition Scoring Beef Cows and Why BCS 5 Pays
What each score looks like by hand and eye, and why a cow calving at BCS 4 costs you a breeding season.
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Budgeting a Winter Hay Supply Before the First Frost
Bales per cow per day, waste by feeding method, and how much of the stack a February cold snap really takes.
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Bull Power: How Many Bulls a Breeding Season Actually Needs
Age of bull, size of pasture and terrain set the ratio. The BSE decides whether the ratio means anything.
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Why sellers and buyers use Agrilot
Transparent reserves, refundable deposits
Sellers set their own reserve and buyers can see whether it has been met. Bid deposits are refundable the moment an auction closes against you.
Verified sellers and condition reports
Consignors are verified before they list, and every lot carries a structured condition report alongside the photos and video.
Escrow and transport in the platform
Funds sit in escrow until delivery terms are met, and hauling quotes are pulled inside the sale instead of handed off to a phone tree.
Timezone-aware timed auctions
Close times display in your local timezone with soft-close extensions, so a late bid never turns into a lost lot on a clock technicality.
New calculators and cattle market notes
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