290 Chris Bloomfield and Daniel Reisman – We need animals outside to feed the planet sustainably
Investing in Regenerative Agriculture and Food
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Exploring the Advantages of Virtual Fencing in Animal Management
Virtual fencing is a method to manage animals without human labor by training them to respond to sounds and vibrations. It guides animals around a landscape using a phone, with a pulse that is less painful than traditional electric fencing. Research shows virtual fencing to be at least as effective as traditional methods. Animals with varying responses learn to adapt to virtual fencing, demonstrating intelligence and improving over time. Technology provides unlimited patience and allows animals to learn at their own pace, offering a positive reinforcement system for guiding animals, unlike human interactions which can be stressful.
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