Physical fencing has been a barrier to rotational grazing on beef farms. It’s been expensive, labor intensive, and restrictive.
We’re excited to bring our world-leading virtual fencing technology to the beef industry. Now available in New Zealand, Australia and the United States.
Utilize more grass
Gain highly productive land on your farm by growing and harvesting more grass in previously under-utilized areas. Forget the constraints, costs, and maintenance of physical fencing and get time back to optimize your farm.
Finally, you can make the most of every square foot with Halter.
Fence anywhere for less
With endless miles of fencing in your pocket, you can adapt your farm infrastructure for no extra cost. Step into a world of unconstrained fencing.
Enter a new era of profitability
Increase the quality and quantity of feed grown to preferentially feed your animals and creep graze your calves for optimal outcomes. Real-time cattle locations and grazing heat maps help you make the best decisions for your farm.
Location: Dargaville, Northland
Stock units: 4500
Farm size: 535 hectare
Meet James Parsons, Managing Director of Hard Hill Country Genetics - a sheep and beef farm and former Chair of Beef + Lamb New Zealand.
Founded in 2016, our world-leading solar powered collars for livestock have enabled farmers to virtually fence their pastures and monitor their stock. Our dedicated team cares deeply about the future of farming. We have empowered farmers to optimize productivity, protect waterways and care for their animals.
After mapping your farm, everything you need will be delivered, ready for you to get Halter set up.
Easily install your towers, then collar your cattle. Your Halter system is now good to go.
Our expert team guides you through getting started in the app and how to train your herd. Then, you’re ready to start virtual fencing and shifting.
We know farming never stops, so why should we. Our expert team are there for you around the clock, 365 days-a-year.
"Your customer service is second to none, I had a call from customer support at 4am asking if everything was okay. I didn't even know the power was out"
Daniel -- New Zealand