Collars in stock – Experience your best grazing season with Monil

Above the neck. Ahead of the herd.

Monil's top-mounted cattle collars do more than manage boundaries. They fence, monitor, and manage your herd so you're always a step ahead.

Highland cow with collar and calf
Highland cow with collar and calf
Stephanie Shoulder
Creative Content Specialist

Monil cattle collars are top-mounted, meaning they have:

Ideal solar exposure

Longer uptime. Less time charging,
more time working.

Strong signal accuracy

Find cows faster. Trust your data.

Animal comfort and durability

Better animal welfare. Fewer issues
in the field.


WHAT IS VIRTUAL FENCING?

New to virtual fencing?

Virtual fencing replaces physical barriers with GPS collars that guide cattle using audio cues.
No posts, no wire, no gates. Watch the short video below to see how it works.

The collar design follows the subtle movement of the cow's neck, so when she begins to turn,
the pitch adjusts immediately. These directional cues give precise fence boundaries and
intuitive signals for the animals so they learn quickly and respond consistently.

Animals learn quickly, boundaries hold, and you control everything from an app on your phone.

Graze previously inaccessible land

Unlock more of your farm

Move boundaries from your phone

Save hours every week

Move the whole herd instantly

Efficient, stress-free movement

 


NEW FEATURES 2026

Monil cattle collars are more than a virtual fence.

Beyond fencing, Monil gives you earlier visibility into what's changing across your herd. A cattle collar that fences, monitors, and manages your herd.

Activity tracking


The first signal. Catch changes early.

In the 2025 season, we implemented the Increased Activity Alert, notifying you when an animal is more active than usual. Increased activity can be a sign of heat, but it can also be triggered by other factors. It was a useful start, and the foundation for something more precise.

Rumination tracking


The second signal. A clearer picture.

Because the collar sits around the cow’s neck, it can also track rumination: the subtle chewing pattern that reflects health and behaviour. When a cow comes into heat, rumination decreases. That second signal is what makes the difference between a best guess and a reliable alert.


Increased activity + Decreased rumination = More reliable heat detection

By combining two signals instead of one, the improved model significantly reduces the risk of false alerts. Giving you confidence to act when it matters.

Improved heat detection:
our strongest model yet.

The improved model combines activity and rumination into a single, more reliable heat alert. When activity rises and rumination drops at the same time, that pattern is a strong indicator your cow is in heat. Fewer false alerts, better timing, and a notification sent directly to the Monil app when it matters most. This is our strongest heat detection model yet, and it becomes a powerful tool for optimising your breeding season.

Heat: Animal 4592 is in heat


FROM COLLARS TO COWS

Detection is just the beginning.

The record is what compounds.

Knowing when a cow is in heat is valuable. Knowing how that cow has responded to breeding decisions over two, three, or five seasons – that's where real gains are made. The Monil app connects every alert to an individual animal, so you can build a breeding history that gets more useful over time.

1 Detect

Heat alert received

Activity rises, rumination drops. You get a notification in the app.

2 Decide

Act on the signal

Choose when and how to breed, with confidence in the timing.

3 Note

Log it to the cow

Add a note against that animal: breeding date, method, outcome.

4 Learn

Build her history

Season by season, her record grows. Next year, you start with more.

Track each animal on the map using her ear tag. Add notes at any point in the season: a difficult calving, a missed cycle, a change in behaviour.

“If something’s off, you know about it sooner. That’s where it pays for itself.”


Curious how Monil could work on your farm?

Get in touch with our team and we'll walk you through how virtual fencing and the features beyond it could fit your operation.

Last Updated 28/05/2026