Fencing on my rock farm ;)

[mddorange]

That sure is a nice crop of rocks that you are raising.

Now I don't mind our red clay so much. :laughing:

 

[mikester]

Just so those farmers that can make a nice fat hole in the grund and fence away know how lucky they are
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Fire up that roto-tiller to soften up the ground first

 

[2LaneCruzer]

That sure is a nice crop of rocks that you are raising.

Now I don't mind our red clay so much. :laughing:

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[greggyy]

Rocks that will in comes from high in the mountain side and they are quite hard on the fence View attachment 579138

You need to buy fencing grade wire then, not chicken wire

And then a large tiller to push them all under the soil......like at my place....where the post hole digger just sits there

 

[greggyy]

Fire up that roto-tiller to soften up the ground first

Exactly, no good just showin it off....not earning it's keep.

 

[Agvg]

Hehe, dig down 10cm on that field an all you find is rock :/

 

[BigBlue1]

Hehe, dig down 10cm on that field an all you find is rock :/

After seeing those pictures I was wondering why you even have a tiller?

Rob

 

[Agvg]

It was for the one place you could have potatoes, but even there it was to tough for it and the gear and gear hosing cracked, it was repaired but has never seen use the last 30 years.

 

[Agvg]

From today

 

[Agvg]

Rocks