A few kilometers from the Spanish border, Yves Curutchet opens the doors of his family farm to us. He currently manages about 40 hectares of meadows near the farm's headquarters, and also has 30 hectares of high-altitude pastures. After several years working as a...
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Rewilding Portugal: Ecosystem Restoration and Species Reintroduction
Ecosystem restoration with the help of GPS devices for horses What is Rewilding Portugal, and how does it contribute to ecosystem restoration and species reintroduction in the region? Rewilding is a progressive approach to nature conservation. It is about letting...
Young sheep farmers in the Sierra de la Demanda (Burgos Spain)
The future of extensive sheep farming: Angel and Jennifer betting on GPS for sheep With a great passion for the sector, Ángel and Jennifer are a young couple of livestock farmers who are dedicated to raising sheep, specifically the Churra breed, which has the Castilla...
Introducing EVO 2, the most resistant and versatile GPS device on the market.
Introducing EVO 2, our new GPS model that takes geolocation one step further. EVO 2 is set to revolutionise livestock control and monitoring, becoming the most rugged and versatile GPS device on the market. EVO 2 is the ultimate solution to the challenges of extensive...
Davide Grossi, Italian farmer, tells us about his experience with digitanimal GPS collars.
In the heart of Italy, amidst green pastures and rolling hills, lies the farm of Davide, a passionate 43-year-old cattle farmer who has dedicated his life to the care and management of an organic Limousine cattle herd. With a farming tradition that spans three...
Youth and Passion: the Generational Shift in Extensive Livestock Farming
Meet Victoria and Rubén, a young couple of livestock farmers who rely on Digitanimal's GPS collars for cows, learning and growing day by day on their farm. Victoria Navarro and Rubén Cornejo are a young couple taking their first steps into the world of livestock...
Using GPS Technology to Detect Cattle Births in Extensive Grazing
The use of GPS technology has revolutionized how farmers monitor the behavior of their cattle when they are out in pastures. In this article, we show how data from digitanimal GPS collars can be used to identify changes in cattle behavior associated with calving....
A Cantabrian farmer saves his goat thanks to GPS
Just a few weeks ago we received some photos from Cantabria with which one of our customers told us how the digitanimal GPS collar had helped him to rescue one of his animals, and it was not the first time! From Calseca, a small town in the Cantabrian municipality of...
A new version of EVO arrives
It has been almost a year since last March we introduced digitanimal EVO, the latest version of our GPS device. EVO came to improve something that was already good: our leading GPS collar for livestock tracking and monitoring. That's why EVO came loaded with new...
The photo competition returns in 2023 And it comes with surprises!
This 2022 has been a spectacular year in which we have been able to enjoy all the images that you have sent us. Thanks to your photos, votes and interactions, we have grown and strengthened the digitanimal community. After such an incredible 2022 calendar, we have not...










