HOW TO WRAP WIRE FENCE - Woven wire field fence install

TITLE: HOW TO WRAP WIRE FENCE - Woven wire field fence installIn this video, we continue our series on intalling woven wire field fence. We show you the process of wrapping or twisting fence wire to tension it around your end posts. If you like the video, please give it a thumbs up, subscribe, and mash the notification bell to make sure you receive updates in the future as new videos are released from LaLa Farm.The LaLa Farm channel is an informational and educational – how to – DIY - channel that follows the day to day activities happening around LaLa Farm. LaLa Farm is a small, family owned farm located just south of the Florida – Georgia line in Glen Saint Mary, FL (Northeast Florida). We focus on producing small scale marketable farm products, while moving toward food self-sufficiency for our own family. We breed Registered Kiko, Boer, and Nubian goats for market and meat. We raise our own poultry for meat and eggs. We grow seasonal fruits and vegetables and maintain a colony of bees for honey and pollination of our plants. The goal of our YouTube channel is to educate and share with our customers, followers, and anyone else interested in the homesteading or small farm lifestyle - our approach to managing the little slice of paradise we call LaLa Farm. Our channel, just like the farm, is truly a family endeavor. On any given week, you may see videos from any number of our family members depending upon the topic being discussed. Each of our family members has unique interests and skills that they bring to our farm. We would love to have you join us - the Robinson family - on our self-sufficiency and homesteading journey by subscribing to our channel. #thelalafarm #bakercountyfl #fenceinstall #lalasequipmentandtools #lalasgoats #lalafarmlife #lalaspoultry #lalasbarnsandoutbuildings #lalasbeekeeping #lalasgarden #lalasrabbits #farmlifeCONNECT WITH US ON SOCIAL MEDIA – WE WOULD LOVE TO GET TO KNOW YOU BETTER:WEBSITE: www.thelalafarm.comFACEBOOK: https://www.facebook.com/LaLaFarmFLINSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/thelalafarm/PINTEREST: https://www.pinterest.com/rickr5729/CONTACT US: EMAIL: [email protected] MAIL: The LaLa Farm, PO Box 1132, Macclenny, FL 32063OUR JOURNEY TO THE HOMESTEAD:LaLa and I (Rick) grew up in a small agricultural region of New York State. LaLa was raised in a dairy farming family and I grew up in a small town. LaLa and I were high school sweethearts, who married in our late teens – and have now been married for over 30 years. We moved to Jacksonville, FL in the mid 1980’s, after being stationed there while serving in the U.S. Navy as an Interior Communications Electrician (I fixed phones). The plan was for LaLa to be a stay at home mom. In the early 90’s I was injured while serving on active duty and I was abruptly discharged from military service. By this time, we had two young children, and it never seemed like there was enough time in the day. LaLa went to work – I went to college – and we somehow found enough time for each other and our family. We always dreamed of having a small farm to raise our kids and our own food. For nearly 20 years, we lived in the city and watched as the city encroached in upon us and grew up around us. In the early 2000’s we moved from Jacksonville, FL to an adjacent and more rural area of Baker County, FL. We eventually found the perfect piece of land to realize our dream of owning our own farm, and in 2015, this dream became a reality – a reality that is today – The LaLa Farm.