Grazing and Paddock Rotation Plan
Track rest as well as grazing, because the rest period is the part of rotational grazing that actually does the work and the part nobody records.
Livestock and smallholding · LK-37
A free printable fence inspection record — the line walked, faults found, whose boundary it is, and what the repair cost.
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Record the fence walk and the faults, including who is responsible for each boundary before money is spent on it.
Smallholders, graziers, horse owners and anyone whose stock can get out.
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Boundary responsibility comes from the deeds and from local law, not from which side the posts are on — the common beliefs about this are frequently wrong. Check the deeds and, if there is money or a dispute in it, take advice before spending.
Track rest as well as grazing, because the rest period is the part of rotational grazing that actually does the work and the part nobody records.
Turn a run of losses into a visible pattern, because predation almost always repeats at the same hour and the same weak point.
Record the water round, which is the one daily job where a missed fault becomes an emergency within hours.
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