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Understand Fence Type and Project Scope

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THIS COULD GET INTERESTING! Farm Fencing High Tensile Woven Wire tips & Gates!

What happens here

The presenter begins by outlining the objective: to install a robust fence for rotational grazing. He highlights the characteristics of the chosen Tornado Wire, emphasizing its high-tensile strength and tight weave. He explains the challenges of working with such fencing, particularly in uneven terrain where the wire needs to be precisely tensioned and secured to posts.

Goal: This step introduces the project, focusing on installing a high-tensile woven wire fence for rotational cattle grazing in a 3.5-acre pasture. The specific fence is a 13-48-12 Tornado Wire, meaning it's 48 inches high with 12-inch stay spacing and 13 horizontal line wires.

Tools and materials

  • Metal Fence Posts
  • Tornado Wire (13-48-12)

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fence building and tornado wire needs hey there folks this is josh stoney ridge farmer welcome back to the farm it's another beautiful day here in the hot day here in the foothills of the blue ridge mountains in north carolina today we're going to be working on our fencing project here and we're out in front of the house this is about i'm going to say a three and a half acre pasture here that we're going to be rotationally grazing our cattle on but we can't rotationally graze our cattle on a fence that's this high up in the air so today we're going to show you guys some pretty cool tools we're going to show you exactly how we get this fence wire this net wire and this is titan 13 48 12 in other words it's 48 inches high and this is tornado wire it's 48 inches high there's a 12 inch stay spacing and there are 13 line wires okay so this is one heck of a tight fence and this is a high tensile type woven wire fence so today we're going to show you among other things we're going to show you how we attach to the post we're going to show you how we get this fence wire down to where it needs to attach to this post and we're going to just go around and show you a little bit of stuff of how we wrap this all up so we've got some gates to hang pretty simple stuff there and we also have some areas where the fence isn't quite this high so we can just push down on it and attach it to the post this is the worst spot and this is going to be the fun spot so come along and we'll learn a little bit

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