Cattle hauling
IndustriesHead count, shrink and brand inspections, on the load
Cattle loads carry what a grain load doesn't: head count, average weight, pencil shrink and the brand inspection. BulkTMS puts them on the load and works out the adjusted weight.
Commodity profiles
Set once. Every load of it follows the rules.
Fed cattle · rules every load inherits
- Load details
- Head count, avg weight
- Pencil shrink
- 3% → adjusted weight
- Equipment
- Cattle pot
- Brand inspection
- Required
What you haul
- Fed cattle
- Feeder cattle
- Calves
- Cull cows
- Hogs
On what
- Cattle pot
Priced
- Per CWT
- Per load
Why livestock is different
What BulkTMS does about it
A cattle load is not a grain load
Most TMS software has nowhere to put a head count, let alone a pencil shrink. In BulkTMS, choosing a cattle commodity adds the cattle details to the load form (type, head count, average weight, shrink), so the adjusted weight is calculated on the load instead of argued about at the scale.
For livestock
The modules that matter most
See if it fits your livestock operation
Tell us about a lane or two on the call. We'll talk through how you run them and whether BulkTMS makes sense.