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Wind Turbines posing a Threat to Birds? Wind turbines do pose a threat to birds through collisions and habitat disruption, but they cause a tiny fraction of bird deaths compared to human-related hazards like cats, buildings, and vehicles. There are wild, but unsubstantiated, estimates suggest hundreds of thousands of bird...
Read more >Electric chicken netting, also known as electric poultry netting or electric fencing, offers several benefits for chicken owners. Here are some reasons why you might consider using electric chicken netting: 1/. Predator protection: Electric netting acts as a physical barrier to keep predators such as foxes, mink, dogs, or feral cats...
Read more >Strip grazing is a grazing management system that involves giving livestock a fresh allocation of pasture each day. It is usually organized within a paddock grazing system and the animals are controlled by the use of an electric fence. Paddocks are only grazed 2 to 3 times per year. Long...
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