A pilot study: Training cattle to virtual fence management in groups

• In a production setting, the accuracy of virtual fence (VF) collars is crucial, particularly when dealing with small-scale pastures or making precise management decisions. • Without a clear understanding of the accuracy associated with VF collars, some intended uses may be limited, or inadvertent problems may be created. • With a better understanding of a VF collar's accuracy, users can design and implement more effective VFs into their production system. • The initial introduction of animals to VF plays a crucial role in training and influences the success of implementing future VF scenarios.

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Rangelands
Published
2025-02-01
DOI
https://doi.org/10.1016/j.rala.2024.08.004
Citations
1
Primary Topic
Human-Animal Interaction Studies
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article
Field-Weighted Citation Impact
1.82

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A pilot study: Training cattle to virtual fence management in groups

Ryan R Reuter, Almut Gerhardt, Fedele Manna
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Rangelands
Human-Animal Interaction Studies
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A pilot study: Training cattle to virtual fence management in groups

Ryan R Reuter, Almut Gerhardt, Fedele Manna
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Abstract

• In a production setting, the accuracy of virtual fence (VF) collars is crucial, particularly when dealing with small-scale pastures or making precise management decisions. • Without a clear understanding of the accuracy associated with VF collars, some intended uses may be limited, or inadvertent problems may be created. • With a better understanding of a VF collar's accuracy, users can design and implement more effective VFs into their production system. • The initial introduction of animals to VF plays a crucial role in training and influences the success of implementing future VF scenarios.

RangelandsVol. 47(1)
Oklahoma State University (US)
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, Nature Conservancy, National Institute of Food and Agriculture, Natural Resources Conservation Service
Openalex Percentile: Top 19%
Human-Animal Interaction Studies
1.82
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