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Re: OT - Electric fencing in rotational grazing
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Posted by Coloken on April 05, 2007 at 11:32:59 from (216.17.254.218):
In Reply to: OT - Electric fencing in rotational grazing posted by CB in central NY on April 05, 2007 at 11:11:59:
CB, I have used electric fences for over 50 years. Even in a dry country. All you need is one ground rod at the installation. Just drive any rod in a foot or two and make a good contact with it. I have no idea where these other guys are coming from. I'v run 1 or 2 miles even in easter Colorado dry weather. Some times with dry, loose dirt their feet don't make good contact on the ground so the "other wire " grounded on the fence helps. For a portable unit, a car battery will run most of a summer on one charge. The solar power one are great, but do cost a bit. Don't make it so complicated...just go out and hook it up. Kennyp..Coloken
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