A high-tech, no-fence solution is teaching cattle to stay home on the range, University of Alberta research has found. That's a big step forward for potentially helping cattle ranchers graze their ...

Gray and Rogers share these five keys for successful winter adaptive grazing: 1. Plan Ahead — But Stay Flexible. Start ...

Cattle are back grazing a common in Berkshire for the first time in over 80 years to help restore its rare heathland. The herd of 10 Belted Galloway are roaming across 266 hectares (657 acres) of ...

Landfills are ever-changing construction sites where the senses can be overwhelmed by odor, dust, and noise, as well as requiring a heightened sense of awareness with heavy equipment and garbage ...

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As the agriculture industry continues to evolve, new technologies are reshaping the way ranchers manage their livestock. eShepherd virtual fencing by Gallagher Animal Management is helping ranchers ...

While virtual fencing is not a new technology, its arrival to cattle ranches in the U.S. is. This technology allows for controlled cattle placement through GPS-enabled collars that deliver audio cues ...

A national science panel is conducting a broad review of a livestock disease that’s afflicted large numbers of elk and bison in the Yellowstone region of Montana, Idaho and Wyoming. The panel is ...

In March 2014, the Dublin Airport Authority (DAA) requested a quote and specifications from Blast-Ex for a portable, 30m-long jet-blast deflector fence. Blast-Ex jet-blast deflector fences can deflect ...