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- 1Dillon ranchers adopt virtual fencing to track cattle▼Dillon ranchers implement virtual fencing technology to track cattle
Ranchers in Dillon, Montana have begun using virtual fencing technology to monitor and track their cattle. The system, which uses GPS-based collars rather than physical barriers, allows livestock to be managed across large rangeland without traditional fences. It reflects a growing push among ranchers toward digital tools for herding and land management.
- 2Garmin launches golf watch tracking heart rate around every shot●Garmin's new golf watch tracks heart rate before and after every shot.
Garmin has released a new golf watch that measures heart rate immediately before and after every shot. The feature is aimed at giving golfers insight into how physical stress and exertion affect their performance on the course. Coverage highlights it as a distinctive addition to the sports wearable market, where detailed golf-specific biometric tracking remains relatively rare.