The Effectiveness of Virtual Fencing of Bull Calves in a Holistic Grazing System [PDF]
Large grazers are essential for nature conservation. In order to prevent grazers from moving to unintended areas, it may be necessary to keep them inside enclosures. Physical fences present a number of problems, such as fragmenting the landscape. Virtual
Søren Krabbe Staahltoft +11 more
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Cortisol in Manure from Cattle Enclosed with Nofence Virtual Fencing [PDF]
To increase the efficiency and geographic expansion of nature conservation, large grazers have recently been used, either in the form of wild hoof-bearing animals or as domesticated ruminants including cattle.
Christian Sonne +5 more
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Is Virtual Fencing an Effective Way of Enclosing Cattle? Personality, Herd Behaviour and Welfare [PDF]
In modern nature conservation and rewilding there is a need for controlling the movements of large grazers in extensively managed areas. The inflexibility of physical fencing can be a limitation in nature management, and the physical boundaries created ...
Magnus Fjord Aaser +9 more
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Spatial Distribution and Hierarchical Behaviour of Cattle Using a Virtual Fence System [PDF]
Interest in virtual fencing has increased due to its flexibility for agriculture and rewilding. However, systems like Nofence© require large financial investments, and the need for individual collars complicates large-scale use.
Silje Marquardsen Lund +13 more
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Effects of Social Facilitation and Introduction Methods for Cattle on Virtual Fence Adaptation [PDF]
Agricultural industries rely on physical fences to manage livestock. However, these present practical, financial, and ecological challenges, which may be solved using virtual fencing.
Pernille Arent Simonsen +11 more
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Using Activity Measures and GNSS Data from a Virtual Fencing System to Assess Habitat Preference and Habitat Utilisation Patterns in Cattle [PDF]
There has been an increased focus on new technologies to monitor habitat use and behaviour of cattle to develop a more sustainable livestock grazing system without compromising animal welfare.
Magnus Fjord Aaser +7 more
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Background The use of virtual fencing in cattle farming is beneficial due to its flexibility, not fragmenting the landscape or restricting access like physical fences.
Erik Versluijs +6 more
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Stakeholder Challenges and Opportunities of GPS Shock Collars to Achieve Optimum Welfare in a Conservation or Farm Setting. [PDF]
McCormick IA, Stokes JE.
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Precision technologies to improve dairy grazing systems. [PDF]
Heins BJ, Pereira GM, Sharpe KT.
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Automated Virtual Fencing Can Effectively Contain Sheep: Field Trials and Prospects. [PDF]
Campbell DLM +7 more
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