80% of Halter farmers are performing above the industry average

Indicative metrics early in the Spring mating season are looking positive for hundreds of Halter dairy farmers.

The average 3-week submission rate for Halter farms was 87%, around 5% higher than the national average reported by LIC (81.9%).

Dairy and beef farmers could be eligible for lower interest lending options for financing Halter on their farms, with ANZ, ASB and BNZ now offering a pathway to sustainability loans for New Zealand's largest virtual fencing provider.

The lending options provide a potential opportunity for greater affordability and access to Halter’s virtual fencing system used by hundreds of farmers, and are open to existing and prospective Halter customers who meet eligibility, lending and identification criteria.

Optimized pasture management, better animal performance, greater labor savings is at a rancher’s fingertips.

Halter’s virtual fencing technology is now available to U.S. ranchers and dairy farmers. From its origins in New Zealand, Halter has become the world’s leading virtual fence company in revenue and volume of collars sold and is positioned to deliver its technology to the U.S. market.

Halter, the world’s leading virtual fencing provider, has launched to beef farmers, enabling transformational pasture grazing practices that directly increase efficiency and productivity.

The expansion follows Halter’s rapid growth and impact in the dairy market. The new virtual fencing product - Halter Base™ - will increase pasture utilisation, pasture quality and therefore farm profitability.