Valley Agricultural Software

Valley Agricultural Software is a U.S.-based provider of integrated herd management and dairy operations software founded in 1981 by two veterinarians with deep production expertise. The company's flagship product, DairyComp, is a comprehensive herd management platform that consolidates spreadsheet, database, and graphics functionality into a singl... e dairy-specific application, and is currently used to manage approximately 60 percent of the dairy cattle in the United States. Beyond dairy producers, DairyComp variants are widely deployed by off-the-farm consultants including veterinarians, nutritionists, DHI technicians, and artificial insemination specialists who rely on the software to support their advisory and technical services. Valley Agricultural Software distinguishes itself as an agricultural company first and software company second, with leadership and support teams grounded in extensive production experience and industry knowledge spanning decades. The company's development philosophy centers on understanding that each dairy operation is unique, driven by both passion and livelihood, and that customer priorities vary significantly across the sector. Valley Agricultural Software's software architecture reflects this commitment to flexibility, enabling producers to customize management approaches for individual animal identification, milk production tracking, feed management, and automated platform scale integration. The company maintains continuous product innovation by monitoring industry trends, actively soliciting customer input, and leveraging its team's deep agricultural experience and technical imagination to keep applications aligned with evolving operational needs. Valley Agricultural Software's support personnel are trained in both software functionality and dairy business operations, ensuring that technical assistance translates directly into practical farm management solutions. This combination of market-leading adoption rates, purpose-built dairy functionality, and support rooted in ...Read More