Join Central Tablelands Local Land Services to hear firsthand how virtual fencing is being used on a local beef enterprise and assess its practical benefits

Event details:

Join this on-farm discussion exploring the strengths, weaknesses, opportunities and challenges of virtual fencing technology in a working beef operation.

Designed for beef producers interested in learning how virtual fencing works in practice, this event provides an opportunity to hear directly from a local producer about their experience with the technology, including the benefits, challenges and lessons learned along the way.

Learn how virtual fencing can help improve:

Crop utilisation
Feed allocation to better match livestock demand
Labour efficiency
Protection of highly erosive soils

Hear from:

Farm host – James Rodgers
A virtual fencing technology representative

Leave with practical insights and an independent perspective to help you evaluate whether virtual fencing could provide benefits and a return on investment for your beef enterprise.

Additional details:

This is a Come Clean, Go Clean event. This means, only clean vehicles and clean footwear allowed on farm, out of respect to the host farmer’s biosecurity plan.

Contact: Phil Cranney on 0458 745 478 or via email at: phil.cranney@lls.nsw.gov.au

This event is supported by the Australian Government through funding from the Natural Heritage Trust under the Climate-Smart Agriculture Program and delivered by Central Tablelands Local Land Services, a member of the Commonwealth Regional Delivery Partners panel.

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Contact the host of Virtual fencing on farm