University researchers continue to study virtual fence in different grazing systems, and some farmers and ranchers are beginning to use the technology.
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Virtual fence shows potential for producers
Virtual fencing uses tracking collars on cattle for rotational or strip grazing without needing to erect new temporary fencing every time.
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