
Halter
Halter builds solar-powered GPS smart collars and a mobile app that lets dairy and beef farmers create virtual fences, remotely shift herds, and monitor animal health and behavior 24/7. The platform uses GPS guidance, sound and vibration cues to guide cattle without physical fences, helping farmers optimize pasture utilization, reduce labour, and improve animal welfare.
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Halter builds solar-powered GPS smart collars and a mobile app that lets dairy and beef farmers create virtual fences, remotely shift herds, and monitor animal health and behavior 24/7. The platform uses GPS guidance, sound and vibration cues to guide cattle without physical fences, helping farmers optimize pasture utilization, reduce labour, and improve animal welfare. Its target customers are dairy and beef farming operations in New Zealand, Australia and the United States.
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- Website
- halterhq.com
- Headquarters
- Auckland, New Zealand
- Employees
- 626
- Business model
- B2B
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- Video / media
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Love the idea of Halter... everything about them. But they won't accept fewer than 100 animal herds. I'm looking at Gallagher for this reason. Good video.
What a cool kiwi idea... Ironically, this is replacing the other kiwi invention, electric fences.
So is this good enough you could put cattle in a field without any fences or broken down fencing ?
sounds awesome, but what if your ranch is so remote you don't get cell signal in most of the area, will this not work? And if there is a wildfire, is it possible to turn off the pulse and sound thing on all cattle very fast or automatically…
We're considering something like this for our dairy heifers. Are you able to move towers at all or are they pretty permanent?
Just started with Halter in November. It sure beats moving hotwire!
Nice, I checked out the cost on Brave's Ask and asked "cost for Virtual fencing by Halter?" I got this... $4,500 / transmission tower $72 / head / year pricing model is designed to be economical for herds of 100 cows or more
Hard to beat moving cattle from your phone.
Its a awesome idea, if you have the $$$
halter the halter system includes a solar powered Coller cow a smartphone
phone with the halter app farmers can also monitor a cow's location
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Is Halter trustworthy and reputable?
StartupHub's Data Trust & Reputation score for Halter is 94 out of 100, a trusted rating, based on site security posture, privacy practices, malware and phishing checks, and public reputation signals.
How many employees does Halter have?
Halter has approximately 626 people on record.
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