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Stored Pipe Serves As Windbreak
Leonard Wondercheck, Fullerton, Neb., gets year round use out of his irrigation pipe. During the growing season it carries water to his crops. During winter, he uses it as a windbreak for his stock cows.
He drives a steel post on each side of the pipe and piles it up about 6 ft. high on the north side of his fee
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Stored Pipe Serves As Windbreak LIVESTOCK Beef 18-4-39 Leonard Wondercheck, Fullerton, Neb., gets year round use out of his irrigation pipe. During the growing season it carries water to his crops. During winter, he uses it as a windbreak for his stock cows.
He drives a steel post on each side of the pipe and piles it up about 6 ft. high on the north side of his feedlot. Bales of hay laid next to the pipe are hand fed to stock. An electric fence wire placed 8 to loft. from the pipe keeps animals away from the pipe and bales.
Contact: FARM SHOW Followup, Leonard Wonderc heck, Rt. 2, Box 3, Fuller-ton, Neb. 68638 (ph 308 536-2306).
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