You can’t value what you can’t see.
Global food buyers are searching for verified pastoral beef. New Zealand and Australia have the animals and the scale — but only if that supply can be seen before it reaches the gate.
KaiProva is how farmers register young dairy-beef animals into a verified chain. Carbon is the first proof layer — origin, welfare, grass-fed, growth and future buyer standards layer on the same record.
Registering doesn’t commit you to a sale — it puts your animals on the map. An independent standard for the chain it serves, modelled on Bonsucro and FSC.
Every supply chain is a weave of relationships.
In conventional chains, an animal becomes a number — a carcass, a commodity, a carbon average. KaiProva carries the connections forward instead: birth, farm, processing, buyer. The relationships that make something what it is — what commodity systems forget — become visible.
Once the chain is visible, stewardship has something practical to stand on. Care for animals, land and people that can be measured, verified, contracted, and improved — not as slogan, as the way the chain actually works.
Corporate buyers need credible Scope 3 data. Farmers need recognition for the quality of what they produce. Processors need forward visibility of supply. Dairy systems need a better pathway for non-replacement calves. KaiProva is designed to hold those needs in one trusted system.
10–18 months on grass, verified animal by animal.
A young beef system designed for dairy-breed animals on grass — birth, rearing, finishing. Independent verification of every animal. The verified record is the basis for the premium that flows back through the chain.
No herd changes needed — register the animals you have. KaiProva doesn’t buy them; we verify them so the chain can contract. Premium flows back at processing.
Big buyers are looking for supply they can’t see yet.
Pastoral beef is different from grain-fed: animals spread across farms, regions and seasons; visibility usually only arrives at processing, too late to plan against. Once your farm is registered, you’re inside what they can see.
Chains under 2030 commitments
Major chains have public commitments to cut supply-chain carbon. They need verified protein in volumes the current market can’t supply.
Snack, protein and grocery
Brands building around traceable, claim-grade meat are looking for supply they can stand behind. Demand is outpacing what current chains can prove.
Supermarkets and consumer-goods
Carbon-reporting pressure means buyers are looking for traceable, evidence-backed supply. That’s what verification gives them.
Three steps. Most farms register in under fifteen minutes.
Sign in
One-tap with Google, or a magic link sent to your email. No password to remember.
Set up your property
NAIT number, farm name, contact details. Add as many properties as you run.
Enrol your mob
One upload from any reader (EID + weight) enrols the whole mob. Stay on the monthly cadence and they stay inside the verified claim through to processing.
Independent science. Public records. Animal by animal.
Bioeconomy Science Institute (formerly AgResearch)
Animal by animal, not industry average. The LCA for 10–18 month young dairy beef on grass shows a verified footprint 32–48% below the New Zealand pastoral beef average reported by Beef + Lamb New Zealand.
Source: AgResearch report RE450/2024/054, Mazzetto et al. 2024. Full methodology on the science page.
NLIS & NAIT
NLIS in Australia, NAIT in New Zealand. The tag in your animal’s ear is the receipt. The same architecture extends to BCMS in the UK, USDA-ADT in the US, and ICAR-compliant systems globally.
API or CSV
Weigh data flows straight from your reader into your KaiProva property. CSV upload too, if that’s how you keep records. No retyping, no double entry.
Every link in the chain sees the same record.
The chain is whole. That is the architecture.
Five perspectives on one verified animal. Each part of the chain has its own view, shaped by where they sit.
For processors →
Forward visibility on verified supply. Locked specifications travelling with the animal. One processing event closes the record — animal, weight, claim, premium, audit trail.
For buyers →
The evidence file behind the claim, not just the claim itself. Verified records from birth. Audit-grade chain of custody. Multi-year sourcing horizons.
For dairy companies →
A verified premium pathway for non-replacement calves. A milk-supplier loyalty lever. A measurable Scope 3 position downstream.
For regulators →
Independent science. Public biosecurity records. Multi-stakeholder governance. Audit-grade against evolving climate disclosure.