At North Dakota State University, Miranda Meehan has seen virtual fence systems in action with herds of cattle.
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Inside the lines: Virtual fence shows potential for livestock producers
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Virtual fence uses tracking collars on cattle to allow them access to certain areas of a pasture, making way for rotational or strip grazing without having to put up new temporary fencing every time.
Virtual fencing uses tracking collars on cattle to allow them access to certain areas of a pasture, allowing for rotational or strip grazing without having to put up new temporary fencing every time.
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