Install Temporary Perimeter Edging
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Simple Farm Fencing Ideas that WORK!
What happens here
The hosts explain the distinction between the grazed (less green) and ungrazed (greener) sections of the pasture. To control cattle access and define the new 'garden plot', a temporary electric fence is erected. This 'edging' consists of a single strand of polybraid wire supported by 'Strain Right' step-in posts, which are considered superior in quality. The posts are spaced approximately 10 steps (about 30 feet) apart, strategically placed to follow the natural contours of the land, including high and low spots, to maintain consistent height and effectiveness of the fence.
Goal: Set up a temporary electric fence using polybraid wire and specialized step-in posts to create a defined boundary for the new grazing area, ensuring optimal coverage over varied terrain.
Tools and materials
- Polybraid Splicer
- Polybraid Wire
- Strain Right Step-In Posts
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