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New virtual fencing technology saving time and risk for cattle farmers across WA | News.gg

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Published Yesterday · The West Australian · Updated 21 hours ago

Paradise Creek Dairies becomes WA's first to roll out Halter virtual fencing

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Cattle stations across WA can now manage their herds with virtual fences and GPS collars after the State Government amended its animal welfare regulations.

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New virtual fencing technology saving time and risk for cattle farmers across WA

Cattle stations across WA can now manage their herds with virtual fences and GPS collars after the State Government amended its animal welfare regulations.

By Eliana Hullett · Nov 11, 2026, 12:34 AM UTC

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The West AustralianFactualityLean Right
New virtual fencing technology saving time and risk for cattle farmers across WA
Cattle stations across WA can now manage their herds with virtual fences and GPS collars after the State Government amended its animal welfare regulations.
Yesterday · thewest.com.au · You are reading this one
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Paradise Creek Dairies becomes WA's first to roll out Halter virtual fencing
2 days ago · farmweekly.com.au

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Nov 10, 2026, 10:00 AM UTC · first report
Farm Weekly Paradise Creek Dairies becomes WA's first to roll out Halter virtual fencing
Nov 11, 2026, 12:34 AM UTC
The West Australian New virtual fencing technology saving time and risk for cattle farmers across WA

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