Made for the way you farm
Contain and graze your cattle in unfenceable areas
Health, reproduction, and grazing intelligence, all in one app.
Maintenance-free collar with a 10-year warranty and automatic updates.
Secure your delivery for the 2027 season.
Order now and get the new Nofence cattle collar at an introductory price, valid until 31 October or while stocks last. The first collars ship in April 2027.
Built to last in the field for a decade, it's the most durable collar we've ever built.
No battery swaps, no charging cables, no mid-season interventions, built for the harshest of conditions.
If it's not right for your farm, we'll simply take it back.
Built for the field
A 10-year warranty doesn't happen by accident.
Always on, wherever you are.
All of our connectivity layers run simultaneously, so your herd stays connected and contained, no matter what.
The primary connection, everywhere it's available (EE and Vodafone).
Relays the connection collar-to-collar when the mobile signal is weak.
Keeps your collars connected, even when there's no mobile signal at all.
Your purchase also includes:
Need collars now?
Our C2.5 collars are in stock now, and our new N3 cattle collars will begin to ship in early 2027. If you need collars before 2027, contact sales to learn more about our current range of products.
Flexible ways to get started
Grants, funding, or financing options may be available depending on your location, farm size, and operation. Talk to our team to find the plan that fits.
Why our collars hang below the neck
Our collars hang below the neck for a number of reasons. Their low centre of gravity keeps them from rotating or shifting as the animal moves, so there's less need for mid-season adjustments.
That same position fits a larger, longer-lasting battery and lets the solar panel work more efficiently, making year-round grazing possible even in woodland and low light.
It's also protected from the wear most collars face: tree-rubbing, and getting caught in a handling crush.
The chain keeps consistent contact incase a pulse is necessary, one of the reasons livestock running Nofence reaches a 99.7% containment rate.
The proof is in the pasture
”Our operation is more efficient, our cattle are safer, and we have more control than ever before.
James Waight
Wiltshire
”I know where they are at all times on my phone. I was on holiday two years ago, and I was literally sitting by the pool changing the boundary from afar.
Donald MacSween
Isle of Lewis
Do you have dairy cattle?
Nofence is built for dry cows, heifers, and replacement stock. Cattle that graze extensively and don't need daily hands-on management.
Our collars are not designed for lactating cows in the milking herd, which require daily, hands-on management. Collars can be rotated seasonally between dry and lactating cows.
Setting up Nofence
Getting started with Nofence
Learn how to set up your Nofence collars from unboxing through charging, and discover proper fitting techniques to ensure animal comfort and effective virtual fencing.
Setting up Nofence
Drawing and designing pastures
Learn how to draw, edit, and design virtual pastures in the Nofence app, including best practices for layout, exclusion zones, and GPS accuracy.
Setting up Nofence
Fitting collars on cattle
Learn how to properly attach and adjust cattle collars using the chain and strap system, and how to ensure a secure and comfortable fit.
Setting up Nofence
Fitting collars on sheep and goats
Learn how to properly attach and adjust sheep and goat collars, ensure a safe and comfortable fit, and what to check after fitting.
Setting up Nofence
Collaring the entire herd
Learn why every adult in your herd needs a Nofence collar, why partial collaring doesn't work, and why Nofence requires a minimum of five collared adults per herd.
Setting up Nofence
How to train your herd
Learn how to train your livestock to understand and respect virtual boundaries.
Setting up Nofence
Moving livestock
Learn how to move your livestock to a new location or around your pasture using the Nofence app, and how virtual fencing makes managed grazing and strip grazing easier.
Setting up Nofence
Fitting collars on younger livestock
Learn when young livestock need their own Nofence collar, how weaning and growing independence affect the system, and how to know when a young animal is ready to be collared.
