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Drones can be a great way to find missing livestock
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Use a DJI drone on your farm to find missing cattle and livestock! Its a great way to keep an eye on your property and check hard to acccess ares of your farm. Check fences quickly with a new DJI Drone like the Mavic Pro Check out this years sale prices!
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Valley Farm Supply | Cyclops Fence Charger Superstore
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Valley Farm Supply was established in 2004 by Lancaster County local, John “JC” Remsberg, to provide quality farming supplies and equipment. The supply store warehouse is located in New Providence, PA. However, they provide service to professional farmers and hobby farmers throughout the country and internationally. Valley Farm Supply was initially started as a concept through eBay®, but as demand grew, so did the business. Over the years, one thing has been constant – the friendly, knowledgeable service you receive. They offer a comprehensive website, from their catalog of great quality products to helpful guides, you will find everything you...
Revisiting Common Fence and Boundary Questions and Concerns
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Electric fence and boundary laws continue to raise questions from landowners throughout the state. The following will discuss some common questions related to fences and boundaries. Does the law allow landowners to clear 10 feet on each side of the boundary fence? Missouri has had the tradition of cleaning out 10 feet on each side to maintain the fence for over 100 years. Unfortunately, it is a tradition and not a law so legally, no, you cannot if the neighbor opposes. It makes good sense to do so since trees and brush may obstruct the fence and either landowner could be...
Types of fence chargers
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Electric Fence Chargers are purposely built to generate electric current that flows through fence wires. There are different types, models, and brands of fence chargers, but they can be categorized into 3 the following categories based on their power source: AC (alternating current) powered fencers, DC (Direct-current) powered fencers; and Solar-powered fencers. AC powered fencers 110-volts or 220-volts of AC power, and they can power 200 miles of electric fence wire; and this makes it suitable for permanent fence systems.However, some farms are located in areas where linking up to the grid is difficult. In other words installing an...