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A fencelinethat's alwaysmoving.

One feature. Three ways to graze.

Three modes · 01 / 03

Continuous

Creep Line

A little more grass

Three modes · 02 / 03

In breaks

Strip Grazing

Set the rhythm

Three modes · 03 / 03

Optional

Back Fence

Don't look back

Release fresh grass steadily, at the pace you choose.

Moving Fence™

Precise, continuous control.

Moving Fence™ automates the release of pasture, either continuously or in breaks. Draw a two-point line in the app, choose how it moves, and the fence advances automatically to your plan. No breaks to draw.

Use it for rotational grazing, strip-feeding winter crops, or anywhere pasture needs to be released when your cattle need it. Add a back fence that trails at a fixed distance to keep the mob off the regrowth, or send a static fence when the mob just needs to hold.

The fence advances every second in small increments, so grass is released continuously rather than in jumps, for precise grazing control.

Set a distance and a time, like 100 m over 12 h, and the neckbands work out the rest. No break sizes to calculate.

What you getThe steadiest supply of fresh feed, helping put an end to feast and famine.

Releases happen at set intervals, the more traditional approach to break-feeding.

Set it by duration (like 100 m over 12 h) and the neckbands work out the break size, or by release rate (like 5 m every hour) and the neckbands work out the duration. Either way, no breaks to draw, and you can leave the spreadsheets and calculators behind.

What you getThe rhythm of scheduled breaks, without drawing every one.

An optional second fence trails behind the front one at a fixed distance, keeping the mob off already-grazed pasture. You can add a back fence to both Creep Line and Strip Grazing.

Anchor mode (coming soon): the back fence stays put while the front advances, the gap widens until the mob reaches water, then the back fence catches up.

What you getHelps protect regrowth, paddocks back sooner.

Why it matters

Fresh feed. Settled cattle. Your time back.*

From daily breaks to continuous release. Here's what that can mean on farm.

Controlled feeding.

A steady flow of fresh feed, not one big break a day.

Get more from your grass.

Smaller, steadier releases help lift pasture utilisation.

Helps keep bulls settled.

Less searching, less jostling at each new break.

Built for weight gain.

Steady feed helps support liveweight gain, even through cold snaps.

Easier on wet ground.

Less walking, less pugging. The back fence keeps them off what's grazed.

Beyond the virtual paddock.

Virtual fencing took away the posts and tape. Moving Fence™ takes away the shift.

*Results vary depending on grazing system, seasonal conditions and management.

Three modes

One feature. Three ways to graze.

A little more grass

Creep Line

The fence advances every second in small increments, so grass is released continuously rather than in jumps, for precise grazing control.

Set a distance and a time, like 100 m over 12 h, and the neckbands work out the rest. No break sizes to calculate.

What you getThe steadiest supply of fresh feed, helping put an end to feast and famine.

Try it on your farm

Keep moving forward.

Discover what your farm is capable of.

No additional hardware required. Rolling out in stages as an over-the-air update to your existing neckbands and app. Eligibility conditions apply.