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Secure and Re-energize Temporary Edging

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What happens here

The final steps involve closing and re-energizing the temporary fence behind the cattle. This is done by re-inserting the last step-in post and reconnecting the electric fence wire, again using the insulated tool. This ensures the cattle are contained within the designated grazing 'plot' and the rotational grazing system remains intact. The hosts highlight the success of this daily routine for managing pasture growth and animal health.

Goal: Close the temporary fence and re-energize it to securely contain the cattle in their new grazing area, thus completing the rotational move for the day.

Tools and materials

  • Insulated Connection Tool
  • Strain Right Step-In Post

What they say

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right so what we did here was we took out one post and we brought the wire down this way we pulled it tight and put it in the ground so that the cows would go over to the next paddock [Music] all right we're going to put this last post in the ground and we're going to hook the fence back up and we're gonna hook her back up here and make it hot we should be good to go easy as that all right guys that's it that is the daily routine on the daily move of our cows mrs stoney ridge gets a taste of it when she's off of work and i get a taste of it every day so it takes we won't have to run these lines over and over and over again eventually all the stuff will be temporarily permanent i guess is the word for it uh we've got basically a permanent structure and you could see it from the drone footage how some of it looked darker where they had eaten the grass down and you can see these guys are just chowing down munching right here so you're gonna munch it all the way down to the ground we're gonna get some rain

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