Western agritech built $1,500 shock collars that need cell towers and daily battery swaps. That makes zero sense in the African bush. We engineered a rugged, lightweight solar ear tag that clips on in seconds and runs on an off-grid 15 km radio mesh with no SIM cards. It stops cattle rustling, keeps herds out of crop farms, doubles daily dairy milk, and turns restored savanna grassland into verified carbon removals for power-hungry AI data centers.
Live digital twin of pastoral grazing at Bobi Reserve (09°52'N, 05°49'E). Watch how the herd rotates across rested pasture blocks, keeps clear of farm borders, and alerts herders over off-grid LoRa radio.
Combining daily milk collection income with long-term carbon contracts sold to tech data centers
Stocking density: 2.0 ha per animal unit in Guinea Savannah corridor.
Verified 2.0 tons per hectare annual sequestration from deep perennial grass root recovery.
Corporate offtake value for verifiable high-permanence nature-based removals ($40/t).
Approx. ₦182,500,000 direct mobile payment to pastoral cooperatives.
Annual network maintenance, solar gateway upkeep, and satellite verification software share.
How simple, frugal hardware stops pasture conflict, doubles livestock income, and proves land regeneration without asking herders to stare at phone screens.
On legally gazetted grazing reserves like Bobi (31,000 hectares in Niger State), reserve leadership and pastoralist elders map out dedicated pasture blocks and water corridors. This establishes clear boundaries between grazing land and neighboring crop farms, removing the root cause of violent farmer-herder clashes before cattle ever graze.
We do not use $1,500 cellular shock collars. Savannah Telemetry clips a 28-gram solar ear tag to lead cattle. If the herd moves toward crop farms, herders get an immediate SMS alert to steer them back. At night, the tag acts as an anti-theft sentinel: sudden speed spikes in the bush trigger silent alarms to herders and reserve security before cattle can be stolen.
Rotating cattle across rested pastures around solar boreholes stops cows from trekking 12 km a day for feed. Resting cows double their daily milk output, generating immediate cash at FrieslandCampina milk collection centers. Over the year, satellite scans and telemetry logs prove the grassland is recovering, unlocking lucrative carbon removal sales to tech companies expanding AI data centers.
Western virtual fences rely on bulky $1,500 cellular neck collars that need power outlets and monthly SIM subscriptions. We re-engineered the technology into a standard two-piece livestock ear tag powered by ambient sunlight and connected over long-range radio.
Pastoralists cannot wait 18 months for distant carbon audits to buy essentials. Savannah Telemetry combines immediate daily cash flow from commercial milk sales with massive annual payouts from tech companies purchasing verified carbon removals.
Funded upfront through catalytic development capital. Installs solar-powered boreholes and communal water troughs inside the reserve before cattle are tagged, grounding settlement.
10 to 14 day pasture rotations allow nutritious perennial grasses (Brachiaria, Andropogon) to flourish. Well-fed, unstressed cows produce 3.0L to 3.5L of milk daily (up from 1.5L), sold directly to FrieslandCampina milk centers.
Restoring native grasslands locks vast amounts of carbon in the soil. Tech companies expanding AI data centers buy these verified carbon removals, splitting proceeds directly with pastoralist families.
| Scale Tier | Cattle / Herds Managed | Hectares Under Rest | Gross Carbon Volume | Community Payout (70%) | Savannah Telemetry ARR (30%) |
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1. Atomic Demo Unit
Bobi Reserve Pilot Herd
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100 cattle (1 herd) | 250 hectares | $15,000 / yr | $10,500 (15.7M NGN) | $4,500 ARR |
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2. Commercial Pod
Bobi Reserve Sector (Breakeven)
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5,000 cattle (50 herds) | 15,000 hectares | $750,000 / yr | $525,000 / yr | $225,000 ARR |
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3. Regional Corridor
Niger & Kaduna River Basin
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100,000 cattle (1,000 herds) | 250,000 hectares | $15,000,000 / yr | $10,500,000 / yr | $4,500,000 ARR |
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4. National Rollout (10%)
10% of Nigeria's 20M Herd
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2,000,000 cattle (20,000 herds) | 5,000,000 hectares | $300,000,000 / yr | $210,000,000 / yr | $90,000,000 ARR |
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5. Pan-African TAM
Sahel & East Africa Rangelands
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300,000,000 pastoral livestock | 800,000,000 hectares | $4.5 Billion / yr | $3.15 Billion / yr | $1.35 Billion ARR |
Africa is home to over 300 million pastoral livestock and vast open rangelands. By pairing simple, low-cost solar hardware with off-grid radio networks, we protect rural livelihoods, boost daily food security, and turn millions of hectares of healthy grasslands into high-value carbon removals for the global tech economy.