Virtual Fencing Saves Ranching in Rio Grande
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Ranchers in the Rio Grande del Norte National Monument are embracing virtual fencing technology to manage their cattle and preserve their way of life. This innovative solution, funded by the LOR Foundation, allows ranchers to draw virtual lines on an app to guide their herd, track locations, and receive alerts if cows stray. The technology, which includes solar-powered collars on cows, is free for the first five years and offers a more efficient and sustainable approach to ranching. This blend of traditional ranching and modern technology aims to protect sensitive spots, promote better grazing practices, and help ranchers adapt to drought conditions, ultimately preserving the land and the ranching tradition.
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