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Ann Tiplady & John Sease wrote:
> One source is telling me that copper grounding rods will corrode away
> and cease to function as the ground for the electric fence. They say
> that galvanized steel is a far superior. Does anyone here have any
> experience with galvanized steel vs. copper for ground rods?
>
> Copper, and galvanized copper (new to me), are available locally. The
> galvanized steel is a couple of hours away.
>
> cheers, Ann
> Vermont
I use lengths of rebar, left over from the building of our bread oven: I
pound about 4 ft into the ground using a length of steel pipe with a cap
on the end and a plastic grocery bag stuffed in the barrel.
--
Jonathan & Nina White, cheesemakers
Bobolink Dairy & Bakeyard
Vernon, NJ USA
please visit us at <http://www.cowsoutside.com>
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