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From: Merv George (graze-l_at_witt.ac.nz)
Date: 04/10/05


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Hello folks,
I've responded to list as famfarm email address wouldn't work for me. 
The Batt latch made by Novel Ways, Graeme Lynch, in New Zealand is what 
you require. Sorry, I don't know there email address - have a look on 
the net.
Regards
Merv George
Jenquip
Feilding, New Zealand
Ph 6 323 6146;  Fax 6 323 6116
E-mail Jenquip@clear.net.nz
----- Original Message -----
  From: famfarm
  To: graze-l@witt.ac.nz
  Sent: Sunday, April 10, 2005 2:55 PM
  Subject: [Graze-l] automated strip grazing.


  Dear Graze-l graziers,
      We are dairy graziers here in northern Vermont, USA.  We strip 
graze, and are trying to get stock density up around 500 + head per acre 
with frequent moves.
  We want to make affordable, timed, automated pin pullers so that we 
can set three or four break fences at a time, and have them release and 
recoil on schedule.  Has this already been invented, and if so, can 
anyone direct us to a manufacturer, or ideas on homemade units?
  We would be grateful for any leads.  Please respond to 
famfarm@sover.net. 
  A great growing season to you all....it's almost here for us.
  Abe and Kaylie
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