Build the ration against NASEM, CNCPS, or Blend. See predicted milk. After the mix is in the bunk, record what happened on that same ration. And meet Cuddy — your AI nutritionist — when you want a second set of eyes.
Graieva puts predicted milk at the center — simple enough for the dairy floor, deep enough for the consulting nutritionist. Formulation uses NASEM · CNCPS · Blend. After you feed it, KPIs live on that same ration.
NASEM, CNCPS, or Blend for predicted milk. Practice profiles overlay the small knobs you already use.
Capture the small deviations your nutritionists already use. Name the profile, tune the knobs, and select it like any other base.
Set the milk you need and rebalance. Cost-aware suggestions, multi-pen runs, and push updates into recipes and pens when you’re ready.
After you feed the mix, attach milk, components, and cost to that ration. Predicted vs actual stays on the same card — not a separate spreadsheet.
She’s with you while you build the ration, and when you look back at what the cows actually did. Ask the way you’d ask someone on farm.
You
We’re a little short of milk and protein looks high. What would you change?
Cuddy
I’d ease the protein a bit and put that space into energy. Heat’s been on these cows too — cooling will do more than another pound of meal.
One loop: build the ration, feed it, then record actuals against that same ration.
Your AI nutritionist. Ask about the mix in plain language — she’ll talk you through a next step.
Predicted milk against NASEM, CNCPS, Blend, or your practice profile. Dial toward a milk target without a spreadsheet.
After the mix is in the bunk, attach milk, fat, protein, DMI, and cost to that same ration.
KPIs live on the ration you fed — so the next diet starts from what the cows actually did.
Your chemistry, your names. Drop a lab sheet or pick from the catalog when you formulate.
Send the mix to the bunk in the units the crew already uses.
Name the small deviations your nutritionists already use. Select them like any other base.
Feed names and lab values stay in your workspace. Sign in, formulate, then record actuals on the ration you fed.
Rations, KPIs, feeds, and mixer sheets stay together — not a pile of spreadsheets.
Your proprietary feed library never leaves your tenant. Other farms cannot see it.
A milk sheet attaches to the ration you fed. A lab sheet updates the farm library.
Mixer sheets and predicted-vs-actual cards you can hand to the crew or the consultant.
One plan for dairies and nutritionists. Pay annually and save 10%.
14 days · full product
per user / month
Same price for every seat.
Formulation uses NASEM · CNCPS · Blend. Predicted milk first — then record actuals on the ration you fed.
NASEM Dairy 2021–shaped, CNCPS v6.5–shaped, or Blend — for predicted milk, DMI, and adequacy. Practice profiles can overlay coefficients without changing published equations. This is a reimplementation, not official NASEM or CNCPS software.
Yes. After you save a ration, KPIs are where you attach milk, components, and cost to that implementation. The next diet can see what happened without a second spreadsheet.
Rations. Build or open a mix, then go to KPIs to record what the cows did on that same ration. Feeds and mixer sheets sit beside that loop.
Cuddy is your AI nutritionist in Graieva. Ask her about the ration or the results — she’ll talk you through what’s going on and what to try next.
$1,000 per user per month. Pay annually and save 10% — $10,800 per user per year.
No. Day-to-day balancing reimplements published NASEM- and CNCPS-shaped equations. It is not a license to those products and not a black-box milk AI.
Sign in, build against NASEM · CNCPS · Blend, then attach actuals to that ration.