Products

Three GreenFeed emissions monitoring units
Efficiency & Emissions Monitoring

GreenFeed

C-Lock's efficiency and emissions monitoring solutions are designed to accurately measure and analyze feed efficiency and emissions from livestock. Our GreenFeed system measures the following emissions from ruminant animals:

Methane (CH₄) Carbon Dioxide (CO₂) Hydrogen (H₂) Oxygen (O₂)

Our systems have the ability to quantify specific emissions during normal feeding behavior, providing precise, animal-level data without disrupting daily routines. This enables researchers, producers, and industry partners to evaluate mitigation strategies, validate feed additives, determine feed efficiency, and support sustainability initiatives with reliable, science-based measurements.

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Phenotyping System
NEW

QuickFlux

Rank and phenotype individual animals in 3-5 minutes in handling facilities you already have.

QuickFlux measures one animal at a time and returns an individual result in about three to five minutes. Wheel it to the chute, the alley or the bull test barn, run your animals, and select on measured metabolic data instead of proxies.

3–5 min
per animal measured
Mobile Measurement
no fixed install or infrastructure needed
Rank Your Herd
on measured feed efficiency

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QuickFlux portable efficiency measurement unit with collection hood

Performance Monitoring

SmartLine

Our performance monitoring solutions are designed to deliver precise, individual animal data to better understand intake behavior, growth, and overall efficiency. Our SmartLine systems work together to continuously measure feed intake, water consumption, and body weight at the individual animal level.

SmartFeed — Measures Feed Intake
SmartScale — Measures Body Weight
SmartWater — Measures Water Intake
Pro Models — Control Water & Feed Consumption 

By capturing accurate, real-time data, these systems help identify top-performing animals, evaluate feed efficiency, and optimize weight gain strategies to improve profitability.

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