Fencing Options for Rotational Grazing

Looking for the best fencing options for rotational grazing? Watch this video to learn about the different types of fencing you can use to effectively manage your pastures and livestock from permanent to temporary fencing options and everything in between.
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[@henrysylvester-williams9143]

Thank you for the information. I appreciate all of your video content.

[@logantauson789]

Wonderful video, thank you so much. I wonder if you could go into the appropriate rotations for different animals regarding how much land you have. How often to rotate on a half acre, fully acre, how to maintain good pasture for these animals and their health

[@RegenerativeFarmersofAmerica]

Unfortunately there isn't a calculated answer. It depends on rainfall, forage types, animal mixes etc. It's an art, not a science.
I would check out our video on partial graze versus total graze

[@bonniehyden962]

I'm new to Rot. Grazing: still researching and learning. I have 4 pygmy goats. They've become my "guinea pigs". Challenge at the moment is to keep 2 Adults and 2 kids out of my large yard where I have planted a small garden and wish to plant edible and medicinal plants. Watching this video makes me 🤔 ... think of my yard fence as perimeter fence. Plan at the moment: add 2 more electric wires at bottom of existing 2 strand electric fence. Then, set up temp., movable paddocks outside that perimeter on remaining land. My husband is battling advanced cancer so I'm doing this alone, with occasional help from adult children. Daily attention to my "herd" would be up to me and our 36 yr old Down Syndrome son, who has become quite a good goat herd with just our dog and a bamboo stick! 🤭🤗 ... but he does need a break. If anyone has suggestions for temp, movable electric fencing on a Social Security budget ... I'm all ears!
Edit: yes, my plan is to expand my herd and I'd >like< to have a larger breed of goat. I'm thinking of asking our neighbor if I could borrow his herd of 8 Boer goats. 🤔 ....or maybe even borrow Brother-in-law's cows. ...still pondering.