Managed Grazing - Part 3 - Fencing and Watering
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Managed Grazing - Part 3 - Fencing and Watering
Managed Grazing. Posted with permission. Fencing and Watering. Rotational grazing has been practiced for many years. Today there is increased interest in intensive rotational grazing due to the advanced technology of electric fencing and watering systems. This video looks at the new low impedance energizers as well as other new technologies related to both fencing and watering systems. This program was produced through a partnership of the Iowa State University Cooperative Extension Service, the Leopold Center for Sustainable Agriculture and the USDA Sustainable Agriculture Research and Education Program.
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