When farmer Frank installed Halter on his phone, he did something that would have previously been unimaginable for farmers: he moved his entire family to France, whilst continuing to manage his farm remotely with complete confidence.
This freedom to run a livestock business remotely is possible thanks to New Zealand-founded agritech company Halter, which has revolutionised livestock management with connected collar technology, built on Amazon Web Services (AWS) from day one.
By enabling virtual geographic boundary setting for cattle fences via mobile app, while retrieving data on animal wellbeing and behaviour, farmers can make more informed grazing decisions that turn into better farming outcomes.
“With Halter, farmers no longer need to be out on the farm at 4am to move animals. They can manage their operations remotely and spend more time focusing on their business and their families,” said Kurt McAlpine, cloud architect at Halter.
Now, AI is fast-tracking the next phase of…
