Smarter Cattle is a record-keeping software designed to make ranch management simpler and efficient.

I am so thrilled to know that the cattle industry is in the hands of a new generation of ranchers and industry professionals with exceptional skills!

Oaklee Trapp is a cattlewoman, entrepreneur, and founder of Smarter Cattle, a record-keeping software designed to make ranch management simpler and efficient. She's from Tremont, Utah, where she lives and works on her family's ranch. Oakley earned her bachelor's degree in business management from Utah Tech University, where she also played four years of Division I softball. The idea for smarter cattle was born in an entrepreneurial class at Utah Tech, where she pitched the concept in a Shark Tank-style project, and has taken off ever since. Today, she's passionate about helping fellow ranchers streamline their operations with the tools built by ranchers, for ranchers.

Oaklee offers excellent feedback, information, and solutions to enhance your cattle business.

“Yeah, it's, I honestly can't stress it. Stress it enough like you're talking about, you know, everybody has the little red book or a notebook that's floating around in their truck a console full of papers, and a lot is riding on those things that could could blow away when you open the door or get lost or you never have it when you need it. So, having a centralized location is more than just necessary. You know, it's it's essential on a lot of different operations as well, from from the family operation, like I'm on here today, where it's me, my dad and my sister, um, it always seems like we're we weren't in the right truck, where, where all the records were, or we were in different locations. And I needed to know something, so now, in that situation, we all have access, and we can pull it up on our phones at any time and look at it. We don't have to be together.”

Oaklee was a great interview, and you will soon tell by listening that she is passionate about her product. Give this one a good listen, you won’t be disappointed!

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