BEST GPS TRACKERS FOR FARMS AND RANCHES

Protect Every Tractor, Trailer
and Piece of Equipment on the Land

Know where your tractors, implements, trailers and vehicles are across every field and pasture, get notified when something moves that shouldn’t, and locate stolen equipment before it’s gone for good. GPS and Track gives farms and ranches one simple platform for keeping tabs on equipment spread across acres of land, with no monthly fees and no long-term contracts.

GPS Protection Built for Farm and Ranch Equipment

Primary Farm and Ranch Benefits

Protect
Against Theft

Get movement, geofence and after-hours alerts if a tractor, implement, trailer or piece of equipment moves unexpectedly.

Locate
Every Asset

Pull up tractors, trailers, implements and vehicles on a dashboard or mobile app instead of driving the property to look for them.

Reduce Unauthorized Use

Review routes, run time and after-hours activity to confirm equipment is being used where and when it should be.

Eliminate Monthly GPS Bills

Choose GPS and Track so there’s no recurring charge and no contract to renew.

Track Tractors, Trailers
and Implements Across the
Whole Property

Know the Moment
a Know Right Away If Equipment Moves Off the Property

Geofence
Alerts

Set a virtual boundary around the property line, a shed or a pasture, and get alerted if equipment crosses it.

After
Hours Alerts

Catch movement overnight or during any stretch equipment shouldn’t be on the move.

Aggressive
Recovery Mode

Push compatible long-life trackers into faster reporting the moment equipment is confirmed missing.

Covert
Installation

Mount a compact wireless tracker where it won’t be spotted or stripped off before a recovery attempt.

Instant
Movement Alerts

Get notified the moment a tracked tractor, trailer or implement starts moving.

Independent
Battery Power

Keep locating implements and trailers that have no electrical hookup of their own.

One GPS Platform for Every Piece
of Equipment You Run

Keep Real-Time Eyes
on Tractors and Machinery

Protect Trailers and Implements
Parked Between Uses

Manage ATVs, UTVs and
Ranch Trucks Across the Property

Improve Farm and Ranch Operations

  • Locate the Closest Hand or Equipment
    See which vehicle or implement is closest to a fence repair, calving call, or urgent task.
  • Verify Time in the Field
    Use location history to confirm when equipment arrived at and left a particular field or pasture.
  • Reduce Unauthorized Use
    Identify equipment or vehicles being used outside approved hours or off the property entirely.
  • Recover Misplaced Equipment
    Find implements or trailers that were moved between fields, sheds or leased land without being documented.
  • Reduce Unnecessary Rentals
    or Purchases
    Check whether equipment is already available elsewhere on the operation before renting or buying more.
  • Resolve Disputes with Neighbors
    or Contractors
    Use GPS history to verify where and when equipment was actually used.
  • Improve Coordination
    Across the Operation
    Send the closest available hand or machine instead of calling around the property.
  • Monitor Multiple Properties
    or Leased Land
    View protected equipment across several parcels, pastures or leased tracts from one dashboard.

Choose the Right
GPS Tracker for Your Needs

Best For

Power Source

Tracking Style

Installation

Equipment GPS Tracker

Trailers, implements and parked equipment

Internal battery

Scheduled updates with recovery mode

Magnetic or bolted mounting

Real Time
Waterproof GPS Tracker

Tractors and powered machinery

Equipment power with backup battery

Frequent real-time updates

Hardwired

Fleet GPS Tracker

Ranch trucks and daily-use vehicles

Vehicle power with backup battery

Real-time tracking and detailed reports

OBD or hardwired

Rechargeable
Wireless GPS Tracker

ATVs, UTVs and flexible deployments

Rechargeable battery

Frequent location updates

Place or conceal without wiring

Ready for the Field, the Shed and the Back Pasture

Wireless Installation

Long Battery Options

Discreet Placement

Powered Equipment Options

Backup Battery Protection

Weather-Resistant Hardware

How GPS and Track Works

  1. Identify the Assets
    Start with the tractors, trailers and equipment that carry the most risk or cost the most to replace.
  2. Select the Right Trackers
    Match each piece of equipment with a long-life battery, rechargeable, hardwired or plug-in GPS device.
  3. Install and Organize
    Mount the trackers, name each asset and group devices by field, equipment type or crew.
  4. Create Alerts
    Set geofences, movement alerts, after-hours notifications and reporting preferences.

GPS Tracking for Every Type of Agricultural Operation

  • Row crop farms

  • Cattle ranches

  • Dairy operations

  • Hay and forage producers

  • Vineyards and orchards

  • Equine and horse ranches

  • Poultry operations

  • Custom farming and harvesting contractors

  • Agricultural equipment dealers

  • Co-ops with shared equipment fleets

  • Multi-parcel or leased-land operations

  • Hobby farms and small acreage operations

  • Easy Choice

    These guys are AWESOME! great product, great customer service, I searched all over for a GPS tracking unit that would do what I wanted it to do and all the others seemed inferior and all had monthly fees! With GPS and track there are plenty of different units to choose from so you can get one that works for exactly what you need! cant beat the price for the protection it offers! cant say enough good things about my experience so far. (I have had several units in different vehicles/equipment for 3 years or so now)
    Ryan Weber

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

If you have additional questions, please contact us. Our equipment GPS tracker experts will respond quickly.

What is the best GPS tracker for an farm or ranch?

There is no one size fits all gps tracker. Reach out to us to find the best gps tracker for your needs.

Can GPS and Track monitor equipment that has no power source?

Yes. GPS and Track has options for both powered and unpowered equipment.

How long does a GPS tracker battery last?

With our wireless battery trackers, they range up to 5 years, depending on your alert settings and tracker types.

Can I track tractors and equipment in real time?

Real-time reporting is available with compatible powered or rechargeable devices, while long-life battery trackers use scheduled updates and recovery modes.

Does GPS and Track charge monthly fees?

GPS and Track does not charge monthly fees. We charge you once up front for your hardware and service term. When the term is up, renewal is up to you! No contracts either.

Does GPS and Track offer a mobile app?

Yes. A mobile download link is sent with the order confirmation. We also offer our platform on desktop.

Can I track ATVs and ranch vehicles after hours?

GPS and track has customizable after hours alerts and geofencing.

Can GPS and Track monitor equipment across multiple properties or leased land?

Every job stie can be geofenced from one account, or setup so sub-users see the land that concerns their operations.

Does the tracker still work if equipment has no power connected?

Our gps trackers have backup battery and can be set up to receive tamper alerts in the case of a disconnect.

Can I receive an alert if equipment leaves the property line?

You can create a geofence around any area and be alerted immediately if anything moves outside of it.

Can GPS tracking help confirm equipment stayed on the correct field or parcel?

Our gps trackers have location history, travel logs, and geofencing capabilities so you will always know where your assets are.

Can I start with one farm or ranch GPS tracker?

Start with the number of gps trackers that works for you. Call us to get a quote for volume or bulk gps pricing.

Protect Your Operation Before the Next Piece of Equipment Disappears

Whether you need to protect one trailer or monitor equipment across an entire farm or ranch,
GPS and Track can help you select the right tracking device for every tractor, trailer and vehicle you run.

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