Sheep and cattle tracked by satellite as Welsh farms connect to the Internet of Things

Farmers can now see what their livestock get up to on their mobile phones. The trial project will be followed this autumn by the roll-out of LoRaWAN wireless technology across Wales

New wireless technology is to be rolled out on 18 demonstration farms in Wales this autumn to provide Internet of Things (IoT) capability to scores of producers.

It is hoped the Farming Connect initiative will become a catalyst for a data revolution in Welsh agriculture, driven by the use of feedback sensors to improve the industry’s accuracy and efficiency.

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