An Illinois farmer says virtual fencing has completely changed how he manages his beef cattle herd. Greg Thoren, who raises around 250 head in Jo Daviess County in the northwestern part of the state, says the GPS-enabled technology uses app-controlled solar collars to define grazing boundaries, replacing physical fences. “It would take me three to […]
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