The Jespersen Feed Yard welcomed local ranchers, producers and livestock enthusiasts on Tuesday, Aug. 12, for a virtual fence ...

Florida Rancher Jim Strickland uses Vence system to improve wildlife habitat and waterways, protect cattle from predators and ...

Technology designed to keep livestock on the right grazing lands could have an intriguing second benefit, a study suggests: It could help manage wildfires on public lands.

Virtual fencing could be used to remotely muster and move cattle and direct them towards abundant feed. Collars fitted to cattle would allow us to track and manage herds, removing the need for fences.

Virtual fencing uses GPS collars to report on cattle movements and keep them in boundaries. Jim Strickland says it's surpassed his expectations.

The use of virtual fencing to manage cattle grazing on sagebrush rangelands has the potential to create fuel breaks needed to help fight wildfires, a recent Oregon State University and U.S ...

Farmers can create virtual fences using a solar-powered, GPS-enabled collar to track and move their livestock around the farm from a remote device.