Fencing In That Green Grass

It was mid-April, and our little flock was in desperate need for some fresh grass so a fence building we go. High ho high ho. We are stringing a woven wire perimeter fence to start with.
Also, Joy give Ralphie a haircut!

[@MindfulGrinds]

Homesteading on the range! Loving it! I really need to get out there. I have never been to your farm yet.

[@joyonthelandwithrufus8115]

I sure would love some lessons on filming. I need to make some camera upgrades.....I love to workshop with you one of these days.

[@wholeviewfarm]

Nice looking fence!

[@joyonthelandwithrufus8115]

Hahaha we are getting there. The truth is it isn't finished but they haven't even gotten close to the parts we haven't finished. Next step is to start dividing it up because they definitely need to be moved around. Maybe next season :)

[@wholeviewfarm]

@@joyonthelandwithrufus8115 I would strongly encourage you to look at portable electric for your paddock divisions. So much easier to maintain and no wasted grass! Every inch of your pasture can get animal impact and you can change your paddock size to adapt to changing flock size or season.