Effortless grazing
at the touch of a button
Strip Grazing with Front and Back Fencing - All Managed from Your Phone
Collie is built with farmers in mind.
We understand the daily pressures farmers face - balancing productivity, animal welfare, rising costs, and meeting environmental regulations.
That’s why we’ve designed technology that makes your work easier, more efficient, and ultimately more rewarding.
The collar
Virtual Fencing and Herding: Collie’s smart collars use sound and vibration cues to gently guide cows.
Audio signals indicate when cows approach virtual fences, while vibration guides them to the barn or milking station.
A brief pulse reinforces boundaries - only if necessary, after multiple warnings - to ensure stress - free management.
Easy for you and your cows
Solar-Powered Design
The collars feature unique solar circuitry, providing reliable power both indoors and outdoors.
Cloud Integration
Collie operates via the cloud, ensuring continuous improvements, data insights, and effortless updates.
Durable and Sturdy
Built to withstand the demands of outdoor and indoor farming environments, ensuring long-lasting reliability.
Ergonomic Design
Carefully crafted to fit comfortably on cows, minimizing interference with their natural movements and behavior.
The App
Full Grazing Control
Define precise zones and durations for optimal pasture use. Accurately calculate dry matter per hectare to maximize grass intake and boost cow yields.
Shift & Fetch Anywhere
Remotely guide cows to new grazing zones, the barn, or the milking station.
Real-Time Monitoring
Monitor the location, activity patterns, grazing behavior, and overall health of each individual cow to ensure optimal management and well-being.
Happy cows,
happy farmers
Supporting you at each step
Mapping Your Farm
Setting Up the App
Collars and Training
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FAQ
Maybe we have already answered it.
Yes, there are several scenarios:
- Manufacturing defects in the collar.
- Software bugs that can affect performance.
- Moisture ingress causing temporary electronic failure.
In most cases, you'll receive a notification via the app, and you should have spare collars available to replace the non-functioning one.
Such failures are rare and typically short-lived. As network technologies improve, both the frequency and duration of these outages are expected to decrease. During an outage, the collars stop functioning, allowing cows to cross virtual fences. This might lead them into undesirable parts of the field, but they rarely leave the field entirely, as the herd's environment appears unchanged to them.
Yes, the calves don’t require collars themselves, as they naturally remain near the cows.
Yes, the absence of sound signals guides cows to discover the new boundary, encouraging exploration and adaptation.
Cows naturally detect the absence of sound signals and explore the new boundary on their own.