Smooth Ag Ranch Rover.
Fully autonomous pasture and feedlot cattle feeder from Smooth Ag Solutions. GPS mission routes, all-wheel drive, and a feed-agnostic hopper that can haul about a ton of feed so ranchers spend less time on daily supplemental feeding.

The useful details.
Model specifications, operating notes, and the sources behind them.
Structured specifications have not been cataloged yet.
Company profile
Behind the machine
The Smooth Ag Ranch Rover is an autonomous cattle feeder built for pasture and feedlot operations. Smooth Ag Solutions (Texas) designed it as a cabless feeding vehicle that runs scheduled GPS missions so ranchers can cut the daily hours spent driving feed routes.
Key Features
- Fully autonomous feeding missions on preprogrammed GPS / RTK routes
- About 24.9 hp Honda engine with hydraulic all-wheel drive for mud and hills
- Hauls up to roughly one ton of feed; hopper is feed-type agnostic
- Cameras and sensors for navigation plus herd and pasture monitoring
- Phone/app scheduling for daily missions
- Aimed at lease and purchase options for ranch operations
Applications
Livestock feeding
- Supplemental pasture feeding
- Feedlot feed delivery along set routes
- All-weather feeding schedules without a driver in the cab
Ranch operations
- Labor savings on repetitive feed truck runs
- Extra eyes on herd health, predators, and pasture condition while feeding
- Fits ranch workflows that already use trip hoppers and feed routes
Sources
Product and company details are drawn from Smooth Ag’s site and public coverage, including Farm Progress reporting on the Ranch Rover. Specs such as engine size and feed capacity are as stated by the company — not independently verified here.
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