GPS collars for cows to eliminate need for fences

(22 May 2022) UK GPS COWS

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LENGTH: 7:48
ASSOCIATED PRESS
Shipley, UK — 16 May 2022
1. Tilt down from head of cow to Nofence collar
2. Various of cows wearing Nofence collars
3. Wide of cows wearing Nofence collars grazing ++TIMELAPSE x3000/MUTE++
4. SOUNDBITE (English) Synne Foss Budal, General Manager, Nofence UK:
"The cow that's inside that pasture wearing a collar, will when it meets that boundary, hear an audio and that audio will warn the animal that you are outside your grazing area, you need to return. And the animal learns that if I don't return I get an electric pulse. So when I compare them to electrical fences that we're all used to, it's talk about animals using their ears to listen for the audio — 'Where is my boundary?' — instead of using their eyes to see where an electric fence is."
5. Various of Budal demonstrating how the Nofence collar works by walking up and down a virtual paddock, sound alarm of the collar kicking in as she gets close to the virtual fence
6. Wide of Nofence collar hung on a wooden pole of physical fence with cows in the background
7. Close of side of Nofence collar with identification number and solar panel
8. Pull focus of top of Nofence collar with chains coming out of the body of the collar, using to send an electric pulse
9. Pull focus from Nofence collar to cow in background
10. Various of cows wearing Nofence collars grazing
11. Various of Russ Carrington, Farm manager, Knepp regenerative farms, showing a map, first hovering over the part of the Knepp Estate dedicated to the rewinding project, and then pointing at the borders of the area dedicated to the regenerative farming project
12. Close of map of the area dedicated to the regenerative farming project
13. Wide of Carrington walking in a paddock
14. Tracking of Carrington walking in a paddock with the cows wearing Nofence collars
15. SOUNDBITE (English) Russ Carrington, Farm manager, Knepp regenerative farms:
"Most of our cattle, we move on a daily basis using a system called mob grazing. But with the collars here, we're doing much more gentle moving and maybe sort of once a week, depending on the grazing conditions, how much rainfall we've had, how much feed there is, the size of the area as they were getting them used to moving around on the basis of wearing these collars."
16. Various of Carrington looking at the Nofence app on his phone
17. Close of app showing the live position of the cows wearing Nofence collars in the paddock
18. Close of Carrington's fingers tapping on his phone's screen
19. Close of app showing past positions of a cow wearing a Nofence collar and the positions where it triggered the audio alarm and an electric pulse
20. Pull focus from plant to Carrington using the Nofence app
21. Close of Carrington demonstrating how to create a new virtual paddock in the Nofence app
22. SOUNDBITE (English) Russ Carrington, Farm manager, Knepp regenerative farms:
"So I've put the animals into this fenced area for now, so they've got a physical boundary to contain them. And then overlaid on that, within the app, I've set the virtual boundary that they are then responding to, or the collars are responding to, to helping them learn where the boundaries actually are."
23. Various of cows wearing Nofence collars grazing
24. Various of Penny Green, Ecologist, Knepp rewinding project, inspecting the regrowth of blackthorns near a hedgerow
25. SOUNDBITE (English) Penny Green, Ecologist, Knepp rewilding project:
26. Various of cow dung in paddock, Carrington pointing at dung beetle
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