Electric Netting that is nice and tight
Today we going to move our premier one electric netting to give fresh grass for the goats to graze. We will using some fibervlass fence post to help make the electric netting tighter and have little to no sags or sagging.
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Robinson, IL 62454
We live in southeastern Illinois on a 41 acres homestead. We just finished building our log cabin overlooking our pond. We are trying to grow our own food and raise livestock. Follow us on our journey living the rural life and developing our property and becoming more self sufficient.
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Our Facebook page: http://www.facebook.com/countryviewacreshomestead
E-mail us at: countryviewacreshomestead@gmail.com
Send Mail to:
Country View Acres
P.O. Box 469
Robinson, IL 62454
We live in southeastern Illinois on a 41 acres homestead. We just finished building our log cabin overlooking our pond. We are trying to grow our own food and raise livestock. Follow us on our journey living the rural life and developing our property and becoming more self sufficient.
#electricnetting
#rotationalgrazing
#countryviewacres
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