Farmer stories

On the rugged uplands of the Inishowen Peninsula in Ireland, a forward thinking cattle farmer, James Breslin as part of the Inishowen Uplands European Innovation Partnership, has turned to Nofence’s virtual fencing to expand his grazing practices.

Close to the bustling centre of Dublin city, Melissa grazes her flock of old Irish goats. Managing her flock for conservation grazing of firebreaks and heathland habitat, Melissa’s adoption of Nofence’s virtual fencing has been transformative to her approach to grazing, ensuring flexibility, safety, and environmental sustainability.

In the rugged landscapes of Ireland, where traditional farming meets modern innovation, Eoghan stands out as a trailblazer. With a small herd of Dexter cattle and a commitment to biodiversity, Eoghan’s adoption of Nofence’s virtual fences has transformed his farming practices, ensuring better control, safety, and environmental stewardship.

David Girvan farms in the Scottish Highlands, where Nofence helps him graze more efficiently across vast, unfenced hill ground and nature reserves. As he transitions to organic farming, virtual fencing supports his goals of lowering inputs, improving animal welfare, and protecting sensitive habitats.

Donald MacSween, a crofter based in the picturesque Isle of Lewis, Scotland, is redefining agricultural practices on his croft. With a background in conservation and a passion for sustainable farming, Donald has found a powerful ally in Nofence’s virtual fencing technology.

James Waight runs a farm on Salisbury Plain, balancing cattle grazing with military activity and conservation. With Nofence, he’s replaced unreliable fencing and gained control over grazing in protected areas.