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Setting Up Temporary Cross Fencing for Rotational Grazing

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What happens here

The presenter explains the setup for moving the cattle. The polybraid line is run down the yard using step-in posts. One side of the fence, leading towards the pasture, will be energized, while the side bordering the woods will not. This strategy relies on the cows' learned respect for the electric fence, guiding them towards the desired grazing area. The Speedrite reel is attached to a fixed metal post on the cold (non-energized) side, and the presenter will walk the line, unwinding the polybraid wire. This temporary fence directs the cattle's movement without requiring them to be physically herded through the woods. He demonstrates walking the line and unwinding the polybraid.

Goal: The presenter describes the strategic placement of temporary electric fence lines to guide cattle through a specific path, utilizing energized and non-energized sections to direct their movement.

Tools and materials

  • Metal Fence Post Generic
  • Polybraid Wire (InteliBraid) InteliBraid
  • Speedrite Reel Speedrite

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that far away let's go get them so we're going to hook this guy up it doesn't matter which one we hook it up to but typically we just hook it up to the cold side the plastic side what we're going to do go ahead and get her hooked up and we'll take our reel and this is a pretty cool trick we'll flip our reel upside down and we'll unroll it [Music] girls [Music] that's a little bit of a jog but here comes the ladies girls girls come on [Music] uh first thing they do is run to the

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