Wennesheimer Fence Post Pounding and Cutler Fence, LLC is centrally located in the state of Wisconsin to serve all of Wisconsin. Check out our Calendar of Events page for local fencing demos, grazing conferences and all the good stuff that we are up to. To Contact Us (715)305-4050 or Randy at Cutler Fence, LLC (715)305-5670.  Give Randy a call for a FREE Estimate on the cost of your fencing project. Call NOW to make an appointment.
 We appreciate hearing from you. THE GRASS IS GROWING! Soon the cows will be going out to graze if they are not already time to be getting your fence ready and maintenced.
So give us a ring.

Your Support and Donations are needed Now! Tax deductable donations to the River Country Grazing Initiative are welcome! They recently discovered that their program funding is being cut from the Federal Budget and YOUR support is needed now more that ever if you wish to continue having high quality grazing education and technical services provided to you on your farm!!! Check out their website http://www.rivercountryrcd.org/ for more info.

For the 2012 Fencing Season Wennesheimer Fence Post Pounding will be donating $20 per Job connected to River Country RC&D. If we find out your job was in any way connected with River Country RC&D we will make a donation at the end of 2012.
So please give Paul a call (715)305-4050 and mention River Country RC&D. Thank You!

Please note we now have a new email address.  Our new address is: wennesheimerllc@gmail.com


Looking for grass farmers, wildlife enthusiasts with their stories or video only! If you want to play with our Audio-Visual equipment we are looking for you. We are just getting started and hoping to put something together for the grazing conference season.
Building on it starting next year
establishing a time line and adding or upgrading equipment.
With the help of Blue Skies, Greener Pastures.
We purchased a High Definition Digital Video Camera
that is extremely easy to operate and computer and tv friendly
 so you can see what you have recorded. 

If you are interested Contact Lynelle Wennesheimer (715)305-4050 or wennesheimerllc@gmail.com 
We will send you the camera and you would send it back to us and we will send you a copy of your farm either by DVD or by flash drive. We are currently spread out over 250 miles in Wisconsin.
The response has been really good.

Audio-Visual Documentation on Wisconsin Grazing. This project intends to produce a series of video clips that capture the many positive aspects associated with grazing. Video clips will include expert testimony from environmental advocates, local food enthusiasts, economist, culinary aficionados, and farmers. Video clips will also capture regional, veteran, grazing leaders to codify local pastureing knowledge. To do so, this project will tap the groundswell energy associated with the energing field of amateur audio-visual production and will include local schools. Video clips will be posted to GrassWorks. Continued editing would produce a full length documentary film. Contact Lynelle Wennesheimer (715)305-4050 or wennesheimerllc@gmail.com

Ecological Survey. This project intends to develop a survey to identify pastures suitable for a variety of ecological research. The primary project objective is to identify pasture parameters, such as the number of acres in pasture, plowed verse  un-plowed pastures, percent of township in pasture and so forth. These parameters will allow researchers selection criteria suitable for  their particular research. Survey results will be shared with UW-Extension, regional post-secondary ecological departments, and GrassWorks. An additional objective is to develop a framework to assist farmer coordinated "on-farm" ecological research projects. A final objective is to facilitate opportunities to report on research results and encourage farmer research collaborations.

Common Ground: Prairie Chickens and Grazing. This project seeks to identify the potential for expanding Wisconsin prairie chicken populations through managed grazing. The first project objective is to identify existing research on grassland birds and grazing, with specific attention paid to prairie chicken ecology. Existing data will be analyzed to identify management strategies that would enhance both Wisconsin prairie chicken populations and grazing opportunities. Another project objective is to develop a summary presentation to share with regional conservation interest groups. Contact Paul Wennesheimer (715)305-4050

We have been super busy! Had to spend three nights in hotels last week. Got to play in the pool with LeeLee. YEAH! Had a blast. Momma took care of the cows. They sure are looking good. Enjoying the warmer weather and the rain but I think my yellow rubber boots have a hole in them. LeeLee just got a new car seat in the truck and we are ready to giver again this week. Giddy Up! - Emma Jean & LeeLee
Date updated 5/12/2012