Calling all livestock grazers looking to intensify or increase current grazing efforts without the stress of fencing. Virtual fencing is an emerging technology that used GPS enabled collars to create invisible fence boundaries. Join the Center for Regenerative Agriculture, MU Extension, The Fertilizer Control Board, and Missouri Cattleman’s for an educational and engaging lunchtime learning opportunity.
This webinar series dives into the opportunity of virtual fencing through educational topics and firsthand experiences.
July 25: Opportunities for Grazing on Cropland
Learn about potential species to plant, when to plant them, and how to use virtual fencing to best take advantage of those forage sources. Finally, hear from a graduate student using virtual fencing on cropland.
August 29: Intensive Grazing on Perennial Systems
During this session we will talk about the opportunity for virtual fencing in perennial pastures. Learn about intensive grazing management techniques in relation to forage availability.
September 26: Pasture Nutrient Management
Join us for a discussion on pasture fertility management and how virtual fencing might be a tool for improved nutrient distribution.
October 24: Producers and Providers
Hear first-hand from producers and companies currently working with virtual fencing. Come and ask those burning questions to determine which virtual fence technology best fits your operation.
Cost: Free. Pick and choose OR attend them all – you decide!
Contact:
Shelby Jenkins, shelbyjenkins@missouri.edu, 816-776-6961
Kaitlyn Dozler, kaitlyn.dozler@missouri.edu