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On farm setup
Taylor said that part of Thylor Made’s incredible success was due to good farm management and sensible setup.
“It makes a world of difference,” he explained. “You have your bams just so, and your pastures laid out right, with the right kind of grass, the right kind of footing — it makes or breaks a consignor, having a good system.”
When building a new farm, Taylor said, “Site your bam at a high point, for good drainage.” Paddocks should be planned nearby, to minimize walking and lessen chances of loose horses and resulting disasters.
“Make sure your gate area footing is “hardened off to avoid becoming a mud pit,” Taylor said. “Stone dust can work, but you may have to go to asphalt if it’s a bad draining area.”
For fencing, Thylor preferred board-topped diamond-mesh wire, making sure the wire was
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