Geschichten
Echte Koppeln.
Echte Ergebnisse.
Vom Cape York bis Texas — so setzen Halter eShepherd im Alltag ein.
NZ Nigel & Gina Gardner
South Canterbury, NZ
Intensive heifer grazing across 350 ha — Nigel used to move twenty break fences a day. Now he moves zero.
“It worked perfectly. I checked with my farm manager and the mobs had moved onto the new breaks no issues at all.”
US Nick Jorgensen
South Dakota, USA
Rotational grazing at scale across 15,000 acres of native prairie.
“We decided to leverage virtual fencing because of the physical and logistical challenges of implementing rotational grazing at scale.”
AU Simon Fowler
Condingup, Esperance, WA, Australia
50,000 hectares of cropping integrated with cattle and sheep — virtual fencing brought the rotation cattle never had.
“We've only been using eShepherd since January, but it has been a game changer for us.”
NZ Mathew & Gemma Barham
Hawkes Bay, NZ
Precision bull grazing at scale on Hawkes Bay hill country.
“It's amazing how quick the cattle learn to stay behind the line.”
US Vannie Collins
Texas, USA
Freeing up labour to graze more intensively across Texas country.
“eShepherd has really freed up a lot of my labor and allowed me to more intensively manage.”
CA Matt Quaedvlieg
Keremeos, BC, Canada
Castanet Kamloops covers Barrington Ranch's partnership with a TRU student to be among the first in Canada to roll out eShepherd virtual fencing.
Im Fokus NZ George Hardwick-Smith
Taranaki, NZ
Turning a hard-to-manage 30 ha river flat into a streamlined, high-performing bull beef block.
“I can be in beautiful sunny Wanaka… just sit down and do it. It makes it really easy.”
Im Fokus AU Kevin Nettleton
South West, WA, Australia
Limousin breeding stud running cattle, chickens and regenerative pastures in WA's south west.
“Our cows and calves have never done as well as they have since we've had eShepherd.”
AU Bristow Hughes
Burdekin River catchment, QLD, Australia
Eliminating fencing infrastructure to protect waterways flowing to the Great Barrier Reef.
“We're protecting the catchment without putting a single post in the ground.”
CA Nick Kunec
Bonnyville, Alberta, Canada
Ultra-high-density rotational grazing on dry Alberta country — 300 animal units, four moves a day, half-acre paddocks.
“It meant I could move four times a day on half-acre paddocks with about 300 animal units. That's 600,000 to 700,000 pounds per acre.”
NZ Dion Kilmister
Wairarapa, NZ
eShepherd controls where cattle graze. The Auto Weigher measures how they respond. Together — a real-time feedback loop on every grazing decision.
“We managed our entire grazing operation remotely from the Gold Coast, shifting virtual fences and making feed decisions daily based on live weight data.”
Setzen Sie Ihren Betrieb auf die Liste.
Ein Spezialist plant Herde, Gelände und Rollout mit Ihnen.
Angebot anfordern