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How can virtual fencing be used as a decision-making tool for ranchers? They have the ability to know where cattle are in the pasture to decide which areas they should put cattle on to graze more or less. They are also able to make decisions based on understanding pasture utilization and tracking cattle in real-time, as well as being able to contain cattle in areas that may be difficult to fence. By virtual fencing providing cattle location and pasture utilization data, ranchers can make the decision on whether or not they can increase their carrying capacity. The more cattle they can carry, the greater their profit is. #corraltech #agriculture #ranching #agtechnology #agtech #innovation #decisionmaking #grazing #beef #cattle #data #profit

I'm always thinking about farms and farming - how I could help make them better. Have you ever thought about the sire cost for each calf, piglet, lamb, etc., born on your farm? Take a look at this article I put up recently.

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In his latest Quarterly Beef Outlook, our analyst Dave Weaber finds a silver lining for cattle feeders who've had to delay marketings because of harsh winter storms. "From a price perspective, the lighter weights and delayed fed cattle marketings put cattle feeders in a better bargaining position, and help packers, as the beef from those cattle moves into a stronger spring grilling market," he writes. Dave underscores that demand for cattle suitable for turnout on late-spring and summer grazing programs is likely to be very strong: "Buyers for these cattle will be competing with feeding operations that have already seen lower grain prices reduce expected cost of gain and raise their break-even purchase price." Read Dave's full outlook here: https://brnw.ch/21wIGXy #Agriculture #Beef #Cattle