Self-moving pen
A solar chicken tractor that moves itself to fresh grass on schedule, with an onboard feed hopper, automatic water and cameras. Steered from the farmhouse.
What we're building
Four systems for the daily work
Pens get moved, feed gets hauled, water gets filled and birds get checked, every day, by hand. Each system takes one of those jobs.
Shuttle robot
An all-terrain robot that tows bulk feed and water from the barn and refills every pen, so nobody walks the field with buckets.
Insect feed loop
Black soldier fly and mealworm chambers turn manure and scraps into protein the flock eats, trimming the feed bill with the farm's own waste.
Flock monitoring
Cameras and sensors watch for predators, sick birds and empty waterers, and alert the farmer wherever they are.
Do you raise poultry on pasture? We're interviewing farmers about the daily work before we build. 25 minutes on the phone helps us build the right thing.
Raise your handThe Earth analog
Before anything flies, it runs on a farm
A small test farm with a flock that breeds itself, insect feed, robots and cameras, run with as little human touch as possible. What works there is a candidate for orbit. What breaks there, breaks cheaply.
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Updates as the pasture robots get built and C.L.O.C.H. moves from render to prototype. Crowdfunding is planned, and subscribers hear first.