GPS tracking of cattle allows farmers to better manage grazing lands. With GPS, farmers can see which areas of land cattle spend most time in and graze most heavily. This helps identify parts of the grazing land that are overgrazed or undergrazed. The speaker proposes combining GPS data with acoustic monitoring of cattle chewing to analyze the distribution of grass intake across different areas over time. Using a GIS system, the GPS and acoustic data can be mapped to help farmers make improvements to grazing land management and cattle distribution.