Virtual fencing
TopicHeard in 1 episode across 1 show since Aug 2026
Virtual fencing is an agricultural technology that uses GPS-enabled collars and software to establish movable, invisible boundaries for livestock management without physical barriers. Animals approaching these virtual boundaries are guided by escalating cues from their collars, typically starting with an audio warning followed by a mild electrical stimulus if they continue. This system allows farmers to dynamically manage grazing patterns, protect sensitive ecological areas, and monitor herd locations remotely.
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Some Halter customers report doubling cattle capacity on the same land.
“we've got some customers that are running twice as many cattle on the same piece of land”
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