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eShepherd · App · 2026

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A fresh coat of paint

A completely new eShepherd is coming. More powerful, easier to use, rebuilt from the ground up for the way you actually run your operation.

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Precision cattle control. Bulls included.

Fence anywhere. From anywhere.

Draw a pasture on your phone. Your herd is there by morning. No posts. No wire. Just one operating system, working the country with you.

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Stock welfare, built in

Move the herd before you finish your cup.

Redraw the boundary. Schedule the move. Neckbands receive the update over cellular. Cattle learn in 3–10 days. Audio cues first, pulse rarely.

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Walk the pasture without walking the fence.

Every head. Every boundary. One screen.

Live GPS positions updated every 15 minutes. Breach alerts the moment an animal crosses. Manage every animal like it's your only animal.

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Rotational grazing with precision.

New pasture. New growth. No guesswork.

Set a rotation. Rest the country. Come back to grass that's worth grazing. See the difference on your bottom line.

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Manage every animal like it's your only animal

The platform that grows with your country.

eShepherd is the base. Pasture and Vision Weigh extend it. One platform for Precision Livestock Management™, three tools, all on the same animals and the same land.

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Virtual fencing

A remote shepherd for your cattle

eShepherd virtual fencing puts you in control of your cattle, bulls included, without lifting a post or rolling out a wire.

Using solar-powered, GPS-enabled livestock neckbands and a simple app, you can fence, track, and move your cattle with ease, saving hours of mustering and fence work every week. Do it all, 24/7, from anywhere. Shift mobs, rotate grazing, and protect your land with virtual fencing built for the modern beef producer.

Priced for pastures, not high subscriptions

Coverage anywhere
your country runs.

We take care of the data. You take care of the animals.
Running on farms in 20+ countries today.

Built to work where you work

eShepherd is the foundation. Pasture and Vision Weigh extend it. Each one builds on the same animals, the same land.

Platform

eShepherd

GPS-enabled virtual fencing for extensive grazing. Draw paddocks, move mobs, track every head, from anywhere.

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Add-on · requires eShepherd

Pasture

Know more about your land. Satellite pasture intelligence with optional in-paddock sensors.

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Add-on · requires eShepherd

Vision Weigh

Know more about your animals. Low effort camera vision weighing. Plus or minus 2% accuracy.

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Customer stories

See eShepherd in the field.

Producers across four countries running real herds, real terrain, real seasons. Catch the latest stories from the people putting the system to work.

Ryan and Mitch Gravenhof in crop field with eShepherd cows

Cow calfCropping

Ryan & Mitch Gravenhof

Worthington, Minnesota

Cow calf production, cropping, and sheep. All managed with a strong eye toward stewardship, efficiency, and long-term sustainability.

“I’ve always had rotational grazing in the back of my mind. But the practicality of cross fencing creek pastures just wasn’t there. When eShepherd came out, I thought, this is the answer.”

Mob of Angus and red Angus cows grazing in dandelion-rich Alberta pasture

RegenerativeDrought management

Nick Kunec

Bonnyville, Alberta, Canada

Ultra-high-density rotational grazing on dry Alberta country — 300 animal units, four moves a day, half-acre paddocks.

“It meant I could move four times a day on half-acre paddocks with about 300 animal units. That's 600,000 to 700,000 pounds per acre.”

Black-and-white dairy heifers wearing eShepherd neckbands on lush South Canterbury pasture

Dairy heifersIntensive grazing

Nigel & Gina Gardner

South Canterbury, NZ

Intensive heifer grazing across 350 ha — Nigel used to move twenty break fences a day. Now he moves zero.

“It worked perfectly. I checked with my farm manager and the mobs had moved onto the new breaks no issues at all.”

Extensive beefTexas brush country

Vannie Collins

Texas, USA

Freeing up labour to graze more intensively across Texas country.

“eShepherd has really freed up a lot of my labor and allowed me to more intensively manage.”

Cattle approaching a Gallagher StrongBó Auto Weigher in pasture

Auto WeigherPerformance data

Dion Kilmister

Wairarapa, NZ

eShepherd controls where cattle graze. The Auto Weigher measures how they respond. Together — a real-time feedback loop on every grazing decision.

“We managed our entire grazing operation remotely from the Gold Coast, shifting virtual fences and making feed decisions daily based on live weight data.”

Aerial view of a Taranaki river flat with striped grazing pattern beside the river bend

Bull beefCell grazing

George Hardwick-Smith

Taranaki, NZ

Turning a hard-to-manage 30 ha river flat into a streamlined, high-performing bull beef block.

“I can be in beautiful sunny Wanaka… just sit down and do it. It makes it really easy.”

Mob of Wagyu-cross females wearing eShepherd neckbands on Burdekin savanna country

Reef catchmentSet-stocking replaced

Bristow Hughes

Burdekin River catchment, QLD, Australia

Eliminating fencing infrastructure to protect waterways flowing to the Great Barrier Reef.

“We're protecting the catchment without putting a single post in the ground.”

Aerial view of cattle near a virtual fence boundary

1,500 AngusNative prairie

Nick Jorgensen

South Dakota, USA

Rotational grazing at scale across 15,000 acres of native prairie.

“We decided to leverage virtual fencing because of the physical and logistical challenges of implementing rotational grazing at scale.”

Mob of Limousin and Angus-cross cows in WA pasture with eShepherd neckbands fitted

Limousin studRegenerative

Kevin Nettleton

South West, WA, Australia

Limousin breeding stud running cattle, chickens and regenerative pastures in WA's south west.

“Our cows and calves have never done as well as they have since we've had eShepherd.”

Mob of Angus cattle wearing eShepherd neckbands grazing residual crop in WA

Cropping integratedRotational grazing

Simon Fowler

Condingup, Esperance, WA, Australia

50,000 hectares of cropping integrated with cattle and sheep — virtual fencing brought the rotation cattle never had.

“We've only been using eShepherd since January, but it has been a game changer for us.”

Hawkes Bay hill country in early morning light

8 mobs of bullsHill country

Mathew & Gemma Barham

Hawkes Bay, NZ

Precision bull grazing at scale on Hawkes Bay hill country.

“It's amazing how quick the cattle learn to stay behind the line.”

In the newsTRU partnership

Matt Quaedvlieg

Keremeos, BC, Canada

Castanet Kamloops covers Barrington Ranch's partnership with a TRU student to be among the first in Canada to roll out eShepherd virtual fencing.

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New features that make eShepherd work better for the country you run.

MAR 2026

A fresh coat of paint

Fence anywhere. From anywhere.

Move the herd before you finish your cup.

Every head. Every boundary. One screen.

New pasture. New growth. No guesswork.

The platform that grows with your country.

A remote shepherd for your cattle