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<blockquote data-quote="Kiwi Pete" data-source="post: 6619041" data-attributes="member: 63856"><p>Most of the locals got their laughs watching me put up and take down an electric fence 400 times a year but when you look at that "shepherding" and what it actually does for the enterprise/whole farm as well as all the drugs and seeds and W.H.Y. you <strong>don't</strong> need, it is such a no-brainer to do it that way - instead of not doing it and haemorraging all that money!</p><p>Likewise I could take the old quad out to shift but why? It is an expensive few minutes to do that.</p><p></p><p>Walk, observe, plan, actually shepherd the bloody things properly and they don't all die, and they don't all need a fecking "health plan" either because they are naturally healthy creatures if you let them be.</p><p>Keep f**king Roundup and fertiliser off your land</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Kiwi Pete, post: 6619041, member: 63856"] Most of the locals got their laughs watching me put up and take down an electric fence 400 times a year but when you look at that "shepherding" and what it actually does for the enterprise/whole farm as well as all the drugs and seeds and W.H.Y. you [B]don't[/B] need, it is such a no-brainer to do it that way - instead of not doing it and haemorraging all that money! Likewise I could take the old quad out to shift but why? It is an expensive few minutes to do that. Walk, observe, plan, actually shepherd the bloody things properly and they don't all die, and they don't all need a fecking "health plan" either because they are naturally healthy creatures if you let them be. Keep f**king Roundup and fertiliser off your land [/QUOTE]
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