
Ceres Tag develops direct-to-satellite GPS ear tags for livestock monitoring and herd management.
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Geo and Virtual fencing are often used on-farm and in recent years producers have become more and more familiar with these systems to streamline stock trac
CERES TAG is an animal monitoring information platform with direct-to-satellite capability through a proprietary smart ear tag. Ceres Tag uses data collection and on-tag analytics to provide animal-specific geospatial location data and monitor movement and animal health.
CERES TAG is a reliable GPS tracking device for livestock in Australia. Monitor welfare with a GPS ear tag for cattle powered by direct-to-satellite communication.
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