In development — not yet available for sale
Custom veterinary biologics, made close to the herd.
Ag Herd Health 365 is building a temperature-controlled, chain-of-custody system for producing herd-specific biologics at the point of need, so veterinarians and producers aren’t waiting weeks on a distant lab.
Herd-specific problems need herd-specific answers.
When a commercial product doesn’t match what’s circulating on a farm, custom biologics can fill the gap. Getting them today is slow and fragile.
Time to treatment
Samples travel to a central lab and custom products come back weeks later. Disease doesn’t wait that long.
Broken cold chains
Temperature-sensitive specimens and products lose integrity in transit, often without anyone knowing it happened.
Gaps in the paper trail
When custody of a sample isn’t recorded at every handoff, it’s hard to trust the result or show where it came from.
How the system is designed to work.
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Collect
Your veterinarian collects a sample from the affected animals, as they would today.
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Seal and log
The sample goes into a sealed enclosure that records temperature and every custody handoff.
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Produce
A temperature-held reaction chamber runs cell-free production of the herd-specific biologic on site.
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Release with records
Your veterinarian receives the product with a complete temperature and custody record.
This describes the intended workflow of a system still in development. Any product would be used under veterinary direction and within applicable USDA requirements for veterinary biologics.
Built on a granted patent estate.
The enclosure, cooling and chain-of-custody technology behind Ag Herd Health 365 comes from medical cold-chain work developed since 2015 and now held by At Home Health, Inc.
| US patent | What it covers |
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| 10,383,791 | Temperature monitoring in a flexible reservoir, with tamper detection and chain of custody |
| 11,090,225 | A protective carrier that promotes airflow for heat transfer around specimen tubes |
| 11,648,178 | Directed thermoelectric heating and cooling enclosure with self-actuating insulation |
| 11,691,800 | Transportable active cooling container |
Where we are today.
We’d rather tell you exactly what works than promise what doesn’t yet.
- DoneWorking prototype enclosure that holds reaction-chamber temperature in a closed configuration, with recorded temperature traces.
- NextFirst cell-free production runs inside the prototype.
- NextPilot conversations with veterinarians and producers to shape the first use cases.
- In progressPursuing federal small-business research funding to support development.
Who’s behind it.
Ag Herd Health 365 is a division of At Home Health, Inc. It was founded by Steve Scully, MD/PhD, whose work spans assay development for biologics, cancer and pharmacogenomics research at Mayo Clinic, and founding a medical cold-chain company that produced the patents above.
The goal is simple: put dependable, traceable biologic production in reach of the veterinarians and producers who need it, when they need it.
Join the pilot list.
We’re looking for veterinarians, producers and research partners who want to help shape the first pilots. We’ll only contact you about Ag Herd Health 365.