There are a lot of things I wouldn't want to be doing this time of year, and I was reminded again of one of them today...
The last section of old meadow fence at the "other farm" is being replaced, and this is the week it was put on the schedule. Brrrr...it's a cold week to have to be working outside all day!
Jim penned the heifers and dry cows inside the barn, where they can stay out of trouble, and watch the activity if they so choose...
The north side of the barn yard will be replaced with wooden fence and a gate. The post holes are all dug, and the fence posts are resting loosely in place....
There are bags and bags of Quikrete that will be used to anchor the posts securely into place...
The east side of the meadow will be replaced with PVC fence. There will be an electric wire running through the fence for added security against rambunctious animals that have wanderlust...
...and the section along the driveway will be done as well...
In the next day or so, once the posts are anchored into their holes, the rails will be snapped into place, and it will look fantastic! It will be a huge improvement from an old fence that needed lots of repair!
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