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<blockquote data-quote="SteppedInIt" data-source="post: 1311433" data-attributes="member: 20331"><p>I am in the same boat as jallen. I want to try rotating starting this spring. I have read some move every day or more, or some move every three days to be the max. I think in my situation every two or three days would be easier for me to handle, because I could establish somewhat permanent divisions, instead of moving wires each day. I don't live on site. So I guess, my question is... what are the opinions/experience between moving more frequent or less frequent? And would 2 or 3 day rotation be a good start?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="SteppedInIt, post: 1311433, member: 20331"] I am in the same boat as jallen. I want to try rotating starting this spring. I have read some move every day or more, or some move every three days to be the max. I think in my situation every two or three days would be easier for me to handle, because I could establish somewhat permanent divisions, instead of moving wires each day. I don't live on site. So I guess, my question is... what are the opinions/experience between moving more frequent or less frequent? And would 2 or 3 day rotation be a good start? [/QUOTE]
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