Virtual fences
Modern grazing.
Animal welfare first.
We are Skygraze Sweden.
Swedish
Virtual fences
Launch in 2026
As of January this year, virtual fencing is approved for cattle and sheep in Sweden. The decision arrived sooner than anticipated, and while we are thrilled, we are also working around the clock to finalize our solution. We are currently fine-tuning the upcoming launch of the Skygraze solar-powered GPS collars and our dedicated app. Our goal is clear: to deliver a robust, reliable system that meets the high standards of modern farming.
Our virtual fencing will simplify daily operations for farmers—without ever compromising on animal welfare or safety.
We believe greatness takes time, and Skygraze is well worth the wait. With our official launch set for 2026, we are currently fine-tuning every detail to ensure perfection.
Hang in there! We’re almost ready to redefine the fence.
Become a testpilot
We have received a high volume of applications for our test pilot program. We will be selecting about a dozen farmers to help us shape the future of grazing management. As a test pilot, your farm will gain early access to our technology, and we will work closely together to optimize the system. It is vital for us to find a diverse mix of environments to test our product in real-world conditions and learn from your experiences.
Are you a farmer who sees the potential of virtual fencing and wants to join us on the journey toward smarter, more sustainable livestock management?
Get in touch
Safety and piece of mind
Feel at ease knowing where your animals are at all times.Get a notification if something needs your attention.
Real-time monitoring in the app gives you peace of mind,
so you can get on with the rest of your chores.
Manage livestock from anywhere
Skip building, checking, and maintaining physical fences.Make use of tricky-to-fence areas or set up exclusion zones.
Animal welfare – our top priority
At Skygraze, animal welfare comes first. Our virtual fences create a low-stress environment that encourages natural grazing.Data from the GPS tracker on the collars gives you insights into each animal’s activity and movement patterns, helping you spot injuries or illness early.