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Virtual Fence Responses Are Socially Facilitated in Beef Cattle. [PDF]
Group-living can be socially advantageous where the behavior of individuals may be modified by group members through socially facilitative processes. Virtual fencing contains cattle by providing audio and electrical signals via a neckband device. However, little is known about social influences on learning to appropriately respond to the virtual fence (
Keshavarzi H +3 more
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Cattle Responses to a Type of Virtual Fence
Interest in developing more flexible fencing technology to improve pasture and rangeland management is increasing. The objective of this study was to test the efficacy of a newvirtual fencing product and measure impact on behavior, thus potentially allowing positive development of virtual fence systems. The Boviguard (Agrifence, Henderson Products Ltd.,
Justin Morgan-Davies, A Waterhouse
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Virtual Fence System Based on IoT Paradigm to Prevent Occupational Accidents in the Construction Sector [PDF]
Maria Del Carmen Rey-Merchán +2 more
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Stress indicators in dairy cows adapting to virtual fencing. [PDF]
Abstract Virtual fencing (VF) enables livestock grazing without physical fences by conditioning animals to a virtual boundary delimited with an audio tone (AT) and an electric pulse (EP). The present study followed the adaptation process of lactating dairy cows to a VF system with changing virtual boundaries and investigated its impact ...
Fuchs P +5 more
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Should Dairy Cattle Be Trained to a Virtual Fence System as Individuals or in Groups? [PDF]
Cameron E F Clark, Sabrina Lomax
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A Trial of a Virtual Fence to Mitigate Roadkill on an Unsealed Rural Road in Tasmania, Australia [PDF]
Steven G Candy
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Effects of Social Facilitation and Introduction Methods for Cattle on Virtual Fence Adaptation [PDF]
Cino Pertoldi +2 more
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Comparison of virtually fencing and electrically fencing sheep for pasture management [PDF]
Context Virtual fencing technology has potential for application in intensive grazing management. However, it is unknown whether the presence of the virtual fence will affect the grazing behaviour of sheep under intensive grazing situations. Aims
Danila Marini +3 more
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The virtual fencing system for animals is explained in this project. The current concept is a way to keep animals under control and track of their health without using obvious physical barriers. Animals can be kept under control by being exposed to one or more sound signals and electric shocks when they try to enter a prohibited area.
Nithin P +4 more
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Energy-efficient localization for virtual fencing [PDF]
This poster addresses the tradeoff between energy consumption and localization performance in a mobile sensor network application. It focuses on combining GPS location with more energy-efficient location sensors to bound position estimate uncertainty in order to prolong node lifetime.
Raja Jurdak +6 more
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