Portable Water Wagon for Grazing Sheep
Rotational grazing only works if you can get water where the sheep need it. Since many of our pastures don't have a permanent water source, we use a simple water wagon to keep fresh water available wherever the flock is grazing. In this video, I show how our portable watering system works, some work I need to do to it, how to fill it and move it, and why it's become an important part of our grazing operation. Thanks for following along with life at Fox Ridge Farms. If you enjoy practical livestock management, regenerative agriculture, and life on the farm, I'd love to have you subscribe. #WaterWagon #RegenerativeAgriculture #RotationalGrazing #Sheep #Livestock #FoxRidgeFarms #PortableWater

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