GALAX, Va. (RFD News) — Blue Ridge Genetics is using virtual fencing to improve pasture management and conserve natural resources.
Deidre Tigue said the technology allows them to better manage grazing, stretch forage and adapt to dry conditions without installing additional fencing.
Tigue said virtual fencing also allows the operation to protect sensitive areas while making the most of its pastures.
Related Stories
The annual event gives Tennessee 4-H members the chance to compete, earn scholarships and build leadership skills.
The organization recognized its top student award finalists while showcasing career opportunities through its Next Gen Conference.
The couple is among three finalists for the Arkansas Farm Bureau Young Farmers and Ranchers Excellence Award.
Years of practice and friendly competition have helped Kaitlyn and Kelsie Naquin earn a trip to the national championships.
Wilson County Master Gardeners are planting patriotic displays to celebrate America’s 250th anniversary ahead of the Tennessee State Fair.
