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Do Ranchers Dream of Virtual Cows?

Post by Clemson student Katie Ostergaard Technology has always been changing the way ranchers live and work. Ranching has always relied on strong fences, hard work, and traditions, with sustainability becoming a bigger priority for the industry. Ranchers have begun to think differently about their techniques and practices in a wide variety of ways. So, what does sustainability mean in agriculture? It is impossible to have a single answer to that question. Every rancher, conservationist, and agency has a different idea of sustainability with a different plan to implement it. However, everyone can agree that sustainability in agriculture means being economically productive in a way that protects the land’s natural resources. We had the opportunity to experience a few different ways that ranchers are moving towards sustainability within their lands and their herds. One of the most common ways to improve sustainability is through creating wildlife-friendly fencing. This includes increased ...

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