The goat farmer's primary tool
The e-bell follows the goats on rangeland grazing throughout the entire season. You get positions, sensor alarms, and Geo-Fence, even where mobile networks don't reach.
Save time
Goats travel far and fast. You can see where the herd is before you head out the door, instead of searching for them.
Reduce losses
Sensor alarms notify you when an animal is stationary or being chased, while you can still take action.
Manage grazing use
The track log shows where the herd actually grazes. It provides the basis for fencing, release, and clearing of overgrown land.
The goats roam freely on the rangeland, the mobile network is gone, and you need to know where they are.
Goats move quickly, use steep terrain, and keep the herd tight. In these conditions, positions and alarms are worth a lot, and time is your scarcest resource during the season.
Do you know the value of the information you don't have?
The obvious benefit is knowing where the goats are at all times. However, we offer more than that: sensor data on movement and rest, alerts when the herd leaves the area, and a track log you can use to plan next season.
The technology is the same as that used by 60,000 active e-bells on the rangeland: e-bell, satellite network, and platform. You get positions throughout the season, alarms when something happens, and the history gathered in one place.
Three options from the toolbox
Select an area to see what the goat farmer actually gets.
You know where the goats are, even where mobile networks don't reach
Posisjonene kommer inn via satellitt gjennom hele beitesesongen. Sporloggen viser tid, koordinat, kanal og nøyaktighet for hver melding. It's enough to plan the gathering before you drive out.
- Satellite coverage on the rangeland, hybrid where mobile networks exist
- Track log per animal with time, coordinate, and channel
- Map in your pocket, same view as in the office
Heat map · activity last 24 hours
The alarm comes while you can still do something
The movement sensors inside the e-bell tell you if the animal is stressed or lying still. This allows you to react quickly to abnormal behavior, instead of finding out during the gathering.
Goats climb, and goats get stuck. The inactivity alarm helps you reach the animal in case of entrapment, illness, or injury, and provides quick documentation in the event of predator attacks or death.
The stress alarm notifies you immediately if predators, loose dogs, or humans are chasing the animal. Because goats keep the herd tight, several bells often trigger at the same time. Then you know it applies to the whole herd.
Alarms grouped by type
You draw the grazing area yourself
Geo-Fence is the area you draw on the map. The exit alarm notifies you when the goats leave it, and the entry alarm when they enter an area you want to keep them away from, such as a road, railway, garden, or cultivated land.
For goats, this is often the most important function: the animals get through fences and cover a lot of terrain in a short time.
- Adjust the Geo-Fence to your needs
- Choose between exit and entry alarms
- Multiple zones in the same grazing area
Entry alarm · active
Get a quote for your grazing area
Tell us how many goats you have and where they graze. We recommend the number of bells and model based on the coverage where you release them.
- Response within one business day
- We suggest how many animals need a bell
- No commitment before you've seen the price
