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Virtual fencing becomes a reality

Producers’ perspective on virtual fencing.

Pamela Lawson
Geoff and Bronwyn Cook have seen improvements in their pasture and livestock management through the use of virtual fencing technology.

Geoff and Bronwyn Cook have seen improvements in their pasture and livestock management through the use of virtual fencing technology. | Credits: Pamela Lawson, Kondinin Group.

AS the first users of Halter virtual fencing technology in New South Wales, Geoff and Bronwyn Cook now can't imagine running their cattle operation without it, as Pamela Lawson, Kondinin Group discovers....

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