SCLT Seeking Small Producers for Virtual Fencing Project

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The Sheridan Community Land Trust (SCLT) is asking for small cattle producers to sign up for a virtual fencing project that will save them time, reduce fencing needs, improve grazing, and protect sensitive areas.

While recent guests on Public Pulse, SCLT Director of Conservation and Resource Management John Graves and SCLT Executive Director Brad Bauer talked about the program and the how it can benefit the smaller producer.

Graves describes virtual fencing.

Graves explains how virtual fencing can help the smaller producer.

Bauer explains how virtual fencing works.

To apply for the program, click on the link to the SCLT website provided with this story at sheridanmedia.com.

Here:

https://sheridanclt.org/small-producer-virtual-fence-pilot-program/

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