Virtual fencing empowers you to move cattle based on the growth phase of forage and the herd’s nutritional needs, as opposed to moving cattle when it fits into your busy schedule.

The producers who've been using Nofence longest will tell you the same thing: containment is what got them started. Everything else is why they stayed.

In Montana’s mountain country, where rivers slice through open range and fences rarely last a season, Cory and Jennilee Bird are rewriting what it means to manage cattle in tough terrain.

In this episode, we’ll break down how virtual fencing is reshaping grazing for livestock producers across the country.

The land was wild and overgrown with creek bottoms tangled in brush, uplands scorched bare. Most would have passed it by. But Bob saw potential. What he needed was a way to work the land without miles of costly, short-lived fencing. That’s when he turned to Nofence virtual fencing, a modern solution built for places just like his.