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If you missed our last webinar, don’t worry — we have new sessions coming up. Join us for an exclusive online walkthrough of the Gallagher eShepherd system, including how the neckbands are used in real ranch operations and the results producers are seeing today.
This session is ideal for ranchers exploring virtual fencing, rotational grazing, or more efficient ways to manage remote pastures.
Date(s): January 15 — 7:00 PM PST | January 27 — 7:00 PM PST
Format: Live Microsoft Teams Group Call
Fee: Free to attend
How eShepherd’s virtual fencing technology works
How neckbands are fitted, monitored, and managed
Real-world examples from the Peace Region
Benefits for rotational grazing & remote pasture control
Cost, setup, onboarding, and support
Q&A session with our team
Okanagan Ranch & Fence Supplies Team:
Lee Fennell
Sarah Fennell
Speakers:
Rob Dinwoodie, P.Ag will walk producers through the OFCAF funding program, including how it is delivered by two different agencies, how cost-share percentages and application processes differ, and why total funding amounts remain the same regardless of delivery stream. He will outline application requirements, including plans and documentation, explain who can assist with applications, review key intake windows, and highlight why early preparation matters. This session is ideal for producers planning to apply for OFCAF funding to support Gallagher eShepherd neckbands.
Nadia Mori, P.Ag will share practical insights on grazing management using virtual fencing, with a focus on rotational grazing and real-world decision making. Drawing on lessons learned from a project in the Peace region, she will discuss what worked, what did not, and important day-to-day management considerations. Nadia will also explain how to build a grazing plan that is practical on the ground and suitable for OFCAF funding applications, and help producers assess whether different grazing approaches, including VF, may be a good fit for their operation.
Lindsay Jamieson, from Bunny Coulee Ranch, will share his experience using eShepherd neckbands on Scottish Highland cattle on his regenerative ranch in southern Alberta. He will discuss how the system has changed his cattle management, contributed to increased weight gain, allowed him to use his land more effectively and efficiently, and how he uses eShepherd for bale grazing in winter.
Adam Kubel will explain how eShepherd virtual fencing technology works in practice, including how neckbands are fitted, monitored, and managed day to day. He will also cover cost, system setup, onboarding, and ongoing support, helping producers understand what is involved in getting started and maintaining the technology over time.
If you missed this session, watch the recording here.
David Mothejl, from Far Mountain Cattle Co., Anaheim Lake, BC
David manages Wagyu-cross cattle in the rugged Cariboo wilderness, focusing on regenerative and sustainable beef management. He’ll share how eShepherd virtual fencing helps optimize grazing, reduce labour, and maintain healthy pastures across remote terrain.
Josh Thiessen, from Thiessen Brothers Ranch, near Fort St. John, BC
Josh uses virtual fencing for winter rotational grazing and expanding onto Crown land. He’ll discuss how the technology improves flexibility, saves time, and makes grazing management more efficient across diverse landscapes.
Matt Quaedvlieg, from Barrington Ranch Ltd., Keremeos, BC
One of the first in Canada to adopt digital fencing, Matt combines innovation with practical ranching. He’ll show how eShepherd helps monitor cattle, optimize rotations, and integrate technology into everyday operations.
Brandon Arpan, from The Box X Ranch, Alzada, Montana
Brandon, Samantha, and Jacob manage over 800 cattle using adaptive multi-paddock grazing. They’ll share how virtual fencing supports profitability, landscape regeneration, and a better work-life balance on their ranch.
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Post-webinar resources and follow-up answers
$350.00 – $415.00