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Lebanon County Grazing Conference Set for Jan. 29 | Cyclops electric fence

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The Lebanon County Grazing Network will present a grazing conference 9:45 a.m.-2 p.m. Friday, Jan. 29, at the Lebanon County Extension Office, 2120 Cornwall Road, Lebanon, Pa. Presentations will include “Grazing Brassicas” by Leanne Dillard of USDA-ARS; “Organic Dairy Farming” by Myron Martin, a Maryland farmer; and “Making Quality Hay and Baleage” by Dwane Miller from Penn State Extension. The conference is free but pre-registration is requested. To register, call Susan Richards, Capital Area RC&D, at 717-241-4361.

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Happy New Year from Cyclops Electric Fence

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A message from Cyclops electric fencing.... As the world grows another year older I wish you to have a heart that remains youthful and cheerful New Year and always.

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Check out this video from a customer installing there new Cyclops Super

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https://youtu.be/___NkoRsD6o

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CYCLOPS BOSS (32 Joule) Electric Fence Charger

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The Cyclops BOSS is a 32 Joule Electric Fence Charger. The biggest one made by CYCLOPS. It is a hot energizer and great for large electric fence layouts. We just sold a large ranch 2 of these powerful fencers for the cattle operation. Great price from us and free shipping too. They have a 1 year warranty, but can be upgraded and added to for additional years. Its really a good deal, and probably more than they need, but they have the attitude to go big, and not chase cows later. Many people think of a fencer as if they...

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Most common electric fence grounding issues

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The safest, most economical and effective way to contain your beef cattle is with an electric fence powered with a high quality fence charger. A cow that encounters an electric fence receives one pulse of electricity per second, providing the fence has been effectively grounded. An electric pulse occurs when the cow comes in contact with both the ground and the wire. When this happens the circuit is complete and the cow receives an electrical shock. Without effective grounding the circuit cannot be complete and the fence becomes ineffective as a method of containing cattle or keeping out predators. “For...

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