
Ep 133: Virtual Fencing – What’s The Research Saying
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Virtual Fencing... Can it work? Is it cost effective? Researchers from Oklahoma State University (Dr. Ryan Reuter, Dr. Laura Goodman, & Alayna Gerhardt) join me as we talk about their project in looking at the viability of Virtual Fencing for ranchers. What are the benefits that it offers and what have been the challenges as this technology emerges. And will get into the cost benefit analysis of virtual fencing, as we compare it to other forms of controlling animal movement.
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