Greg takes a tour at Timeless Fence Company.

[@kalebjohnson6558]

I installed a fence line last year using 100 of these posts. Made a great fence line. I installed another 200 these year. Actually had one break during installation. The warranty is awesome. They sent me a post to replace it.

[@elizebethparker5412]

Look at that beautiful inventory right here in the United States!

[@johnwieczorek7992]

Great company, Great products, Great people! The Grazing conference was absolutely amazing anyone interested in grazing should plan on attending next year. We will be there

[@Plastic-innovation]

Thank you John! It was great having a good number of Timeless Fence Authorized Resellers at the 2021 Regenerative Agricultural Summit. Looking forward to next year.

[@danielb1877]

They designed my whole fence last week. Will place an order Monday.

[@gregjudyregenerativerancher]

They are great folks to work with. You will love your Timeless Fence system!!

[@johnlittle184]

Thumbs up to Greg and Jan for recommending Timeless fencing. We agree that Timeless is the best we have seen.

[@watergrunt3694]

Just ordered all the fencing supplies for 5 acres from Timeless Fence. Drew from Timeless was a great help. Looking forward to getting this place setup!

[@kevinbrewer2141]

I just got my sample in the mail. Very pleased with the sample. Can't wait till I'm ready to build.

[@plainandsimple1]

well this 100% sold me. doing my pig silvopasture with timeless now. Thank you greg!

[@gregjudyregenerativerancher]

You will not regret it and will have a future of not worrying about your fence shorting out against a steel post.

[@plainandsimple1]

@@gregjudyregenerativerancher any advice on the size of post for mangalitsa pig?

[@gregjudyregenerativerancher]

Use the 4 foot x 1.5” wide post

[@phillipgrimshaw4934]

I pounded 300 of these for my recent fence project and I am extremely pleased with the quality! I plan to order another 300-400 in 2022. I am so happy I didn't use steel t-posts. These things are literally set and forget. No insulators or posts that get loose and wobbly from animal pressure.

[@rickross199]

Northeast Pennsylvania ground is ROCK. Every post is a nightmare to drive. I just can't fathom these would get into the ground 18+ inches here as much as I'd like to buy these.

[@davidsawyer1599]

Built/Made! Yes there is a difference. However Greg was understood by everyone.

[@leelindsay5618]

Real time corrections by Jan. Good work, Jan!

[@marvinbaier3627]

I love that company too. I put a small area already so I’ll be calling them soon because I need to build more fence. They are very personal on the phone too. They work with you and tell you exactly what you need. Thanks for the videos!

[@gedwardnelson]

Yea their customer service is great.

[@Plastic-innovation]

We appreciate the kind words! Our staff works very hard to give good customer service.

[@willieclark2256]

Just awesome.

[@georgeheller2281]

Best fence system available! One its up your done.

[@lindagates9150]

I was wondering if you were going to say if you don’t want to take the time and money to do it right what makes you think you will want to spend the time and money to do it twice. I think that I am likely paraphrasing something that I heard said by some master salesman. You two make me a city dweller with no desire to fence in my property, want to call and find out if shipping to Canada is a possibility. I certainly enjoy watching passionate people explaining that which creates a better fence and pasture. Thank you and Jan for your efforts in letting people know the benefits of the company’s products. Thank you Greg for letting me know that you appreciate my Rants. It is amazing how in ten months my life has turned around and I am passionate about letting people know that they have choices thirty years ago I weighed myself and the numbers were not good 239 so I slowly lost a hundred pounds put some on lost some again. Then in November I made a decision to eat what my great grandmother would’ve cooked mainly vegetables animal meats and fats that they grew on their farm.. I vowed not to eat processed food and anything with sugar in it .at the time I didn’t realize that starch is a form of sugar it has been a journey my Covid weight had created up to 175 I now weigh 117 I haven’t weighed that much since the early sixties by the time I graduated from high school I weighed one hundred and eighty pounds so the roller coaster ride is over I don’t have any cravings for the ice cream and sugary stuff. I am doing one meal a day and buying organic foods. It is scary what is sprayed on wheat and other crops to dry them out to make harvesting easier. The big companies say that their products are not harmful to people what would happen to your animals if they were fed that sorry stuff I bet that our guts could not be healthy either. Oops past the time for eye drops see you later 👋🍀💝☘️💝🍀🖖🖖🖖🌟👍👍👍🙋🏼‍♀️

[@DanielleRoyalegacy]

Can't wait to use them. In the future.

[@ronaldclemons5520]

American made products. Thank you for sharing🙂

[@andreweastwick1058]

Awesome stuff, definitely going to look into them. Sustainable, strong, and innovative? Yessir, I'll take that!

[@tbbbbb123]

I'll bet you could compare a graph of their demand growth and a graph of Greg's subscriber growth and they would look the same!

[@grantirvine6098]

Hi Greg , I have spent 2 years watching you videos and have changed my own system accordingly. However here in NZ I suspect our grass grows faster and for longer periods during the year, I therefore stick to a 36 to 42 day rotation. I use heaps of pigtails . Could I suggest you look at the Strainrite hot pots. I have used your plastic type and cows just learn to push them over when tight grazing. Once learned they always remember. The hot post is as light as the plastic but is hot for most of the pigtail. There is a hand insulator to hole and another insulator at the foot peg. This means only the curl at the top and the main part of the leg are hot. The cows lean very guickly not to push on them. No breakouts at all

[@oklahomachris6298]

Can’t even drive metal posts in my soil I don’t think plastic would either. But I can see where some could benefit from this looks like an awesome product with reuse capability and no landfill waste is awesome!

[@rickross199]

That's exactly my issue. NEPA ground is ROCK. Not hard compacted soil. Rock. I just can't fathom I could get these in the ground 18+ inches.

[@oklahomachris6298]

@@rickross199 it doesn’t seem probable. You dig 3 inches here and rocks become your enemy. It’s bad enough people will spend thousand for a motorized T post driver that is well over $1000.

[@kevinodonnell5010]

When will you be going back to arizona for an update. Really enjoyed those videos and can't wait to see what your plan has done for the land.

[@davemi00]

I’ve had 180,000 lb Galv Tensile Strength Perimeter wire up for over 30 yrs. 1/4 Mile Rolls, Best thing I did. Still up, No Rust and slightly stretched after Massive White Pine tree drops.

[@kiddfamilyfarmllc9962]

I’m getting ready to buy some of their stuff.

[@RileyDogBlack]

Installed last year. Calves snapped several of the posts and I discovered that high tensile pulled right thru the hole if there was any amount of pull on it. Replacing with recycled wood posts.

[@gregjudyregenerativerancher]

We have miles of Timeless posts in use on our 17 farms and have never had even one wire pull through a hole on any post. We even have trees fall directly on the posts, the post never broke.

[@johnlynn6291]

If you lose a lease after a few years can the timeless posts be pulled up and reinstalled at a different location? If so, is there any specific technique or tool required to pull them without damage?

[@swamp-yankee]

They pull with a regular t post puller. I've pulled a few with a front end loader and chains. There was no visible damage.

[@OZheathen]

Wish I could get these in Australia

[@geofftewierik7609]

Same here. I've got a boundary fence I need to rebuild and would love to use these in Australia.

[@bradmoore2812]

We are working with some folks there currently. We sent our first shipment in 2020 most of which I believe sold quickly. Check back with me for updates.

[@Tcrim354]

Tractor Supply is The Harbor Freight of Agriculture.

[@ronaldharmon9891]

You only say OUCH once when you buy quality!

[@lopin890]

Central Oregon is known for "growing rocks"... we have horrible "dirt" that really isn't anything but pumice dust... horrible stuff loaded with volcanic rocks.... would love this to replace my perimeter fence, but as a "senior/widow" I doubt I could drive the posts deep enough... ...suggestions welcome!!

[@josephmoilliet8194]

I don't think they will be building much inventory after this promotion video. 👍👍

[@brettpayton6286]

Greg, is there a way to hook up polly braid to those style stakes

[@bradmoore2812]

You can run the poly braid through the holes. Though for temporary fencing a step in post would be faster setup and take down. Our posts are designed mainly for permanent or semi permanent fences.

[@SarahPerine]

Hi Greg, thanks for all your videos! I especially am interested in this Timeless fence for a perimeter fence. My worry is dogs. One of your videos says 42” high but I’m afraid my LGDs can escape that height. I’m also afraid of neighbors’ roaming dogs and coyotes clearing that height. What is your experience with dogs and this fence? Many thanks!

[@gregjudyregenerativerancher]

Dogs mostly like to crawl under a fence. I have never seen one of our dogs jump a fence.

[@SarahPerine]

@@gregjudyregenerativerancher thanks so much!! I’m also worried about them going straight through it!

[@Gustav4]

Would it also last 40 years in a very hot environment like Australian outback or Arizona?

[@lorettarussell3235]

Do you make posts for non electric fence or can these be used? Woven wire or single strand for perimeter fencing?

[@gregjudyregenerativerancher]

These can be used for that purpose

[@dougyurecko6500]

How would they hold up to a hydraulic post driver?

[@gregjudyregenerativerancher]

They do fine unless your ground is like concrete.

[@roymcelwee9334]

What’s the recommended spacing on these when used on level ground?

[@littlemogocreek]

Brad, any place we can get the Timeless posts in Australia? I've taken a quick look and your website doesn't show any suppliers. Would be very keen to get these downunder and I'm sure loads of others would too. Thanks for sharing Jan and Greg.

[@geofftewierik7609]

Would love to get these in Australia.

[@bradmoore2812]

We are working with some folks there currently. We sent our first shipment in 2020 most of which I believe sold quickly. Check back with me for updates.

[@littlemogocreek]

Definitely will. Looking forward to their arrival. Thank you.

[@parttimefarmer1086]

How do you pull the t post back up if you need to?

[@jeaniepartridge6701]

I like made in the USA I have a business and my products are also made in the USA.

[@adriaandiedericks8505]

Any of this products available in South Africa??

[@french-canadianfarmer5049]

Do they have dealers in Canada ?

[@yourstruly9448]

👍

[@Warrior-In-the-Garden]

"Buy once -cry once" - best farm advice ever. Uh- oh I bought my charger from that store. Hope it works ok. Thanks for sharing this with us newbies.

[@PostCrew1-lp2fz]

Great posts unless the ground is hard then they are trash

[@kiddfamilyfarmllc9962]

Kapoosh

[@johnmirbach2338]

😁✌🖖👌👍😎

[@ronmetz9172]

I can tell you from experience tractor supply sells the cheapest crap for fencing material I have ever come across. American farm works products are a total waste of money. You might as well put your cash in a pile and light it afire.

[@gedwardnelson]

I bought my wire from timeless. Have been very happy with it.

[@gedwardnelson]

LOL. They won’t drive into East Texas clay full of iron ore rocks. I’ve tried it. I have a couple hundred I can’t use until I get into the sandy soil pasture. I like the product, our ground is just too hard.

[@tireddad6541]

Did you try putting water on First?

[@swamp-yankee]

Is it the rocks or sun baked clay? They drive just like a T post in West Mass clay. I cant imagine a rockier place exists, but it's usually pretty damp here. I was given a soil probe by a customer in the solar industry. It's pretty handy for setting posts in rocky ground.

[@gedwardnelson]

@@swamp-yankee what is a soil probe? I’ve resorted to using 1 1/4” fiberglass sucker rod posts for corners and ends and where these won’t drive. I use a motorized post driver for up to 2.5” posts I think. It will sink most of the fiberglass posts pretty easily. Some would just flower at the top before they were all the way end. Some areas I thought were softer I tried the timeless posts and they’d start good then veer way off course ending up with posts around 45^ angles. Not a pretty sight. But I’ve got an area them where they will work good in.

[@swamp-yankee]

@@gedwardnelson it's a thin 4 foot hard steel rod with handles. Works good for finding boulders or bed rock ledge. Was it real dry while you were fencing?

[@georgeheller2281]

Rent a cordless rotary hammer with an 1 1/2" x 18" bit and pre drill the holes. We had to to this when we put ours up. It worked great.

[@jamesthomas1628]

Okay, is Greg getting paid for this? MEH