Solar-powered GPS collars-- the first in the state-- could be a golden ticket for Vermont farmers. Slippery Slope Goats owner Aimee Braxmeier’s 110 goats became guinea pigs this past May.

At this Virginia farm, the goats have GPS A US farm has started equipping its goats with GPS collars so they can be fenced in electronically, with no physical fence necessary.

All told, if your goats have a 6-month browsing season, your cost for five goats over five years would end up being $2,366, or $94.64 per goat per year. You can use the collars year-round for ...

Goats initially were trained with the collars at an approximately 12-acre farm with perimeter fencing in Weston. There, they learned boundaries and tones. Another feature of the app showed how a goat ...

Mountain goats are high-elevation daredevils, ... Mr. White fitted radio collars on 421 goats in the Klukwan, Lynn Canal, Baranof Island and Cleveland Peninsula regions of southeastern Alaska.

Solar-powered GPS collars-- the first in the state-- could be a golden ticket for Vermont farmers. Slippery Slope Goats owner Aimee Braxmeier’s 110 goats became guinea pigs this past May.

Each goat is wearing a collar with what looks like a big cowbell. But it's not a bell, it's a solar-powered GPS unit. Previously, the technology was only available in Europe.

Each goat is wearing a collar with what looks like a big cowbell. But it's not a bell, it's a solar-powered GPS unit. Previously, the technology was only available in Europe.