Today we're talking about electric netting in winter. Why we use it, which fence types we use and why, the setup details that actually matter when the ground is frozen, and whether virtual fence is going to replace it. The short answer on that last one: not entirely, and I'll explain why. Let's get to it.

 

Episode Mentions:

109 | Electric Netting in Freeze Country: The Afternoon Teardown Fix

124 | Virtual Fence in Action: A NoFence Progress Report from the Sagebrush

125 | Why Goats Eat Brush: The Biology Behind What We're Seeing in the Sagebrush

126 | Wintering Goats on Brush: The Feed Cost Strategy We're About to Test

 

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