The last 4 weeks has been rather stressful, the stress nearly ran me mad because starting from Dec 26th till middle of January, someone from our host community keep sneaking into our farm to drop a twine soaked with palm oil and once our sheep or ram eat such twine, that's their end. The incident coincide with the construction of our 5,000 litre irrigation system which has a quite number of professionals working on it while I act as both the engineer on supervision as well as the labourer.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1Bo3Mhc6WI8

The continuous attack on our flocks was targeted to frustrate our efforts in here but God pass them. Ironically, these people would have been the biggest beneficiary of everything we're doing over here but black mentality would only make them see us as a threat and a rival.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OTiXz1pXb5w

What do you think about the design?

Just being curious sir,
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How/why will a goat or sheep eat a twine. Or perhaps maybe I don't know why a twine is

rainmoredays:
Just being curious sir,
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How/why will a goat or sheep eat a twine. Or perhaps maybe I don't know why a twine is

Twine is just a regular role used to tie animals but when it's cut into piece, tied into small knot and soak into oil, it becomes a very dangerous biological weapon to sheep and ram.

MideMrPossible:


Twine is just a regular role used to tie animals but when it's cut into piece, tied into small knot and soak into oil, it becomes a very dangerous biological weapon to sheep and ram.

Very insightful, I learnt something today.
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Thanks for the head up

rainmoredays:
Very insightful, I learnt something today.
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Thanks for the head up

You're welcome

Will water be pumped in or you are hooking up unto some water channel?

CyberHustle:
Will water be pumped in or you are hooking up unto some water channel?

there is a stream that will be routed to feed the reservoir and there is a provision for overflow