This technology can make more land available for grazing because land that was previously too rough and inconvenient to fence ...

Producers can use virtual fencing for many things. Commonly, it is used for rotational grazing or to make better use of pasture land and cropland with cattle. Some users are getting rid of internal ...

eShepherd is a virtual fencing system for livestock, developed by Agersens and now owned by Gallagher. It uses a GPS-enabled, ...

University of Kentucky livestock specialist says cow herd expansion is not the only way to capitalize on a strong calf market ...

Cattle are grazed in herds of 100 head and given access to 1.75ha of new grass each day. They are moved, through the use of virtual fencing controlled by an iPad, seven times a day in 0.25ha strips.

Despite record cattle prices in 2025, Canadian beef producers are wary of big spending, shaped by past market volatility and ...

Halter, a New Zealand-based maker of smart cow collars that enable virtual fencing for cattle ranches, raised US$100 million ...

Halter, a technology company increasing productivity on US cattle ranches with its virtual fencing and animal management system, has raised $100M in a Series D fundraising round, valuing the company ...

Vence consists elements such as a base station and the virtual fencing collars. The base station, or a LoRaWAN transmitter, covers 5,000 to 10,000 acres, depending on the terrain. The collars that are ...

Quadriplegic grazier uses solar, GPS virtual fencing to manage cattle herd. By Bryce Eishold. Updated June 17 2025 - 2:14pm, first published 2:00pm. By Bryce Eishold. Updated June 17 2025 - 2:14pm, ...

Halter, a New Zealand technology start-up that allows farmers to control their cattle via solar-powered electronic collars, ...

Halter, which provides virtual fencing and animal-management systems, said it raised $100 million in a Series D fundraising round, which values the company at $1 billion.