A Queensland invention likened to a ‘fitbit for cows’ will be launched this week, with the smart tag set to be used by graziers around the world.
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A winning trifecta: technology, tradition and food security
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Across the heart of Queensland, a remarkable journey of nearly 1,600 head of cattle and their experienced drovers took place. Covering more than 700 kilometres from Longreach to Roma, the...
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CERES TAG Partners with Texas A&M AgriLife Research to Advance Livestock Data Collection and Education
Overland Park, Kansas – August 25, 2025 – CERES TAG, the global leading direct-to-satellite animal monitoring platform, has announced a collaboration with Texas A&M AgriLife Research that will integrate advanced livestock...
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CERES TAG Earns SBD's Secure Connected Device Accreditation, Reinforcing Commitment to Livestock Security and Rural Crime Prevention
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