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Uncommitted volume can become supply someone can plan on.

A verified record for your milk suppliers’ uncommitted volume — so the supply can be seen, a buyer has something to commit forward on, and more of the value can find its way back to the dairy farmer.

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No change to your supplier agreements. Not an offtake promise. Your suppliers keep their own data.

The per-animal record is live. Cohort reporting back to a dairy company is being built with the companies that will use it.

Illustrative placement record

Beef pathway

Consented
Origin
Supplier dairy farm
Stock class
Young dairy beef
Custody
Recorded at each change
Gaps
Left visible
  1. Leaves the dairy farmOfficial tag links the animal to its origin
  2. The path stays visibleEach change of hands is recorded, not inferred
  3. Something to show afterwardsOutcomes attach to the record, animal by animal
Example only Illustrative · not a live animal

Why it matters

A pathway is worth more than a policy.

Your suppliers already know there’s value in their uncommitted volume.

What’s missing is a record anyone else can see — so a buyer can’t plan around that supply, and the dairy farmer rarely sees much for it.

KaiProva keeps each animal’s identity, weights and history in one record from the dairy farm onward — so uncommitted volume becomes visible supply a buyer can plan for.

What it gives you

Three things, in the order they arrive.

A supplier conversation first. A reporting position last.

  1. 01

    A supplier conversation you can have first

    Your suppliers want their uncommitted volume to count for something. A verified record gives a buyer the visibility to commit forward, and gives the dairy farmer a better chance of value from it. Bringing them that is a conversation no one else is having yet. This is a retention lever before it is anything else.

  2. 02

    Evidence, not assurance

    Placement and outcomes are recorded animal by animal, so what you say about the pathway is backed by the record rather than by a survey.

  3. 03

    A reporting position that follows

    Once the animals are on the record, the downstream numbers become available. That’s a consequence of the pathway, not the reason to build one.

Stated plainly

What we don’t promise.

No buyer, no price, no premium

We don’t guarantee any of them. Registering an animal never lists it for sale and never commits anyone to a price.

Verified capacity is genuinely limited

We’d rather tell you that early than discover it together later. It is a constraint on the pathway, not a reason to move quickly.

Your suppliers keep their own data

The farmer owns the record. A dairy company sees what its suppliers have agreed to share, for a stated purpose, and they can withdraw.

Who’s behind it

Commissioned science. Official records.

The science

54 life-cycle scenarios for 10–18 month young dairy beef on grass, modelled by AgResearch under commission. KaiProva calculates from there — animal by animal, not industry average. The research is the input; the animal-level calculation and verification are ours — how the two relate. Source: AgResearch report RE450/2024/054 · Mazzetto et al. · 2024.

Official identity systems

NAIT in New Zealand, NLIS in Australia, and the equivalents in other markets — BCMS, USDA-ADT, SISBOV. We build on the official tag rather than inventing a new one. Those systems stay exactly where they are and can be queried independently of anything we hold.

The data path

Weigh data flows from the producer’s reader into the verified record, by API or CSV. Operator data stays with the operator.

While it’s still being shaped

Build it with us.

The dairy companies that help build the pathway shape how it works for their suppliers. If that’s worth a conversation, we’d like to have it early.

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