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Using GPS tracking to improve pastures

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  • Ryan Lock places a GPS collar around a cow’s neck at the MU Beef Research Farm.Photo by Jason Vance
    Ryan Lock places a GPS collar around a cow’s neck at the MU Beef Research Farm.Photo by Jason Vance
  • GPS collar records the cow's location as she grazes.Photo by Jason Vance
    GPS collar records the cow's location as she grazes.Photo by Jason Vance

In this video news story, University of Missouri researchers use GPS technology to understand the complexities of a cow's appetite. This knowledge may help livestock producers graze cattle more efficiently.

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