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Norwegian technology aims to improve grazing, animal welfare and biodiversity

The TechGraze project combines virtual fences, GPS and remote sensing to protect habitats and guide farmers.

Norwegian technology aims to improve grazing, animal welfare and biodiversity
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The TechGraze project will test in Norway a combination of virtual fences, GPS collars and remote sensing by drones and satellites to improve grazing. The information could help make better use of grazing land and monitor animal welfare.

NIBIO researchers also want to protect biodiversity by preventing overgrazing and maintaining semi-natural habitats. The first field season could begin as early as summer 2026, but the ambition is to create a tool that benefits farm production, animals and nature at the same time.

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