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No fence? No problem! How virtual fencing is reshaping the way farmers do ranching

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This week’s episode of What’s at Stake examines the future of farming and ranching through a burgeoning and innovative technology: virtual fencing. Penta Partner Andrea Christianson, Nofence Director of Global Market Development John Smout, and Monument Advocacy Principal John Weber discuss how virtual fencing—sitting at the intersection of agriculture, technology, and public policy—is changing herd and livestock management for American farmers through the use of GPS-powered collars.

Their conversation covered:

  • How virtual fencing works and the benefits it brings
  • The role of public policy in accelerating the growth and adoption of this technology
  • What the future of agriculture could look like with a new generation of farmers

You can learn more about Nofence by visiting https://www.nofence.no/en-us/

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Chapters

1. Introduction to Virtual Fencing (00:00:00)

2. How Virtual Fencing Works (00:01:17)

3. Key Benefits for Farmers (00:03:18)

4. U.S. Farming Perspectives (00:07:01)

5. NoFence's Story and U.S. Expansion (00:09:31)

6. U.S. Applications and Policy Support (00:13:40)

7. Technology Adoption and Future Innovations (00:20:54)

8. Conclusion and Barriers to Adoption (00:25:42)

449 episodes

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This week’s episode of What’s at Stake examines the future of farming and ranching through a burgeoning and innovative technology: virtual fencing. Penta Partner Andrea Christianson, Nofence Director of Global Market Development John Smout, and Monument Advocacy Principal John Weber discuss how virtual fencing—sitting at the intersection of agriculture, technology, and public policy—is changing herd and livestock management for American farmers through the use of GPS-powered collars.

Their conversation covered:

  • How virtual fencing works and the benefits it brings
  • The role of public policy in accelerating the growth and adoption of this technology
  • What the future of agriculture could look like with a new generation of farmers

You can learn more about Nofence by visiting https://www.nofence.no/en-us/

  continue reading

Chapters

1. Introduction to Virtual Fencing (00:00:00)

2. How Virtual Fencing Works (00:01:17)

3. Key Benefits for Farmers (00:03:18)

4. U.S. Farming Perspectives (00:07:01)

5. NoFence's Story and U.S. Expansion (00:09:31)

6. U.S. Applications and Policy Support (00:13:40)

7. Technology Adoption and Future Innovations (00:20:54)

8. Conclusion and Barriers to Adoption (00:25:42)

449 episodes

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