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Digital Fence at Hoyvíksgarður Next Summer

Next summer, digital fences will be put into operation at Hoyvíksgarður, initially for only 40-50 young cattle. Hoyvíksgarður has 150 cattle and 270 heifers. Sigert Paursson, a farmer at Hoyviksgarður, says that he has a lot of cattle in the pasture, but sometimes they leave the pasture. That's why he thinks invisible fencing is interesting. Listen to the radio news:    23102026_Osjonligt hegn               Subtitle: Hoyvíksgarður has 150 cattle…
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Next summer, digital fences will be put into operation at Hoyvíksgarður, initially for only 40-50 young cattle. Hoyvíksgarður has 150 cattle and 270 heifers. Sigert Paursson, a farmer at Hoyviksgarður, says that he has a lot of cattle in the pasture, but sometimes they leave the pasture. That's why he thinks invisible fencing is interesting. Listen to the radio news:    23102026_Osjonligt hegn               Subtitle: Hoyvíksgarður has 150 cattle…

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Kringvarp Føroya broke the news on Friday, October 23, 2026.
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