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Grazing with Goats
Growing up with animals was always an adventure. And raising a family with your own eggs and meat can not only be a great way to monitor what your family eats, but also to teach valuable life lessons about hard work, the circle of life, responsibility, and stewardship of the land.
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Kencove Grounding Kits: the Simple Solution to Adequate Grounding
To have an effective high-tensile electric fence you, must start with high-quality parts. High-tensile wire, solid, CCA-treated wood posts, and a reliable energizer are essential. One important element that is often overlooked is grounding. Grounding is key.
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Grounding: The Key to a Successful Fence
The most commonly asked questions in our blog comments revolve around grounding issues. Popular problems include inadequate “shock” when touching the fence line, yet still reading a high output voltage when testing the energizer. More often than not the issue lies in poor grounding rather than a fault on the fence line. The easiest way […]
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What Happens When an Animal Touches an Electric Fence?
An electric fence creates a psychological barrier for containing or excluding animals. It is considered a psychological barrier because the animal receives a memorable electric shock when it touches the fence. After receiving an unforgettable shock, the animal will make a mental connection between the fence and the shock and no longer challenge the fence. […]
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Tagged agricultural advancement, agricultural blog, agricultural fencing, agricultural knowledge, agricultural technologies, animal, animal husbandry, animal science, diagram, electric fence, energizers, farming, ground rods, grounding, high tensile fence, high-voltage, joule, Kencove, Kencove Farm Fence Supplies, shock, voltage
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