Virtual Fencing for Cattle Ranching
A new approach to cattle ranching is being considered by American ranchers, utilizing virtual fence systems similar to those used for dogs.
This system could allow thousands more cattle to be ranched on land rather than in barns, providing a huge benefit for farmers, consumers, and wildlife.
Reprinted with Permission from World at Large
The virtual system promises to enable more cows to graze on nutritious grass, reducing the need for feedlots.
- The collars are solar-powered and can endure various forms of abuse.
- North America lost several million native grazers in the 19th century.
- Prairie land that hasn't become farmland is missing the ecosystem services once provided by bison herds.
Author's summary: Virtual fencing may increase cattle ranching efficiency.
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