The SCR Heatime® HR System is a standalone, long-distance, terminal-based system that provides a complete reproduction and health monitoring solution, with no PC required. It comprises robust, multi-functional neck tags that each have a proprietary movement sensor and a rumination recorder.

SCR Heatime systems detect tens of thousands of heats everyday, worldwide. Now, pregnancy probability reports boost reproduction management even further

• NEW Heat Index - Make better breeding decisions with the enhanced heat index that is based on activity, rumination curve, heat length and time from the previous cycle.
• NEW Pregnancy Probability Application - Calculate the probability of pregnancy and possible miscarriage for all post-AI cows. SCR Heatime systems detect tens of thousands of heats everyday, worldwide. Now, pregnancy probability reports boost reproduction management even further.

Our solutions monitor the health of millions of cows each day and provide actionable management tools

• Detect health issues early, and take preemptive action to improve fresh cow health management.
• Gain fast insight into the effectiveness of veterinary treatment.

• NEW Real-Time Group Routine Application - Real-time updates highlight unusual activity or rumination at the group or herd level pointing to issues like spreading illness, group panic, stress, and more.

ProCalve™ - A new set of real-time alerts before and after calving time that provide farmers with unique insights into the calving period

• NEW Pre-Calving Distress Alert - Gain essential insights on cows experiencing unusual stress during calving.

• NEW Post-Calving Distress Alert - Minimize the impact of a calving disease with early warning of a post-calving problem.

 Insight into ration and nutrition issues at the group level enables timely attention to problems

• Improve your nutrition strategy by quickly understanding how your cows react to ration changes.

• NEW Group Consistency Application - Monitors and analyzes long-term rumination trends, and highlights any irregularities at the group level, like feeding changes, opening a new silage bunker, adjusting the ration, infiltration of rotten feed, and more.