Detailed Path Planning and Creek Crossing
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Clearing Land, Fence lines and Brush with Skid Steer | Steep Grade!
What happens here
The farmer walks along the proposed path, describing how the temporary electric fence will span the area. He explains that the fence doesn't need to be perfectly straight, just functional. He points out a natural creek crossing used by cattle, emphasizing that the machinery will not be used in or near the creek. The temporary fence line will extend down to the creek, across it, and back up the other side to define one-acre paddocks. This allows cattle to access water and provides 12-hour grazing periods per paddock, ensuring a 45-day rest period for grass recovery. This rotational grazing system is vital for maintaining healthy pastures.
Goal: Detail the planned temporary fence line, the natural creek crossing for cattle, and how the one-acre paddocks support the rotational grazing system.
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