"Difficult as it may be, the Good Farmer should strive to raise livestock without fences; for fences serve to set an animal's heart on what it cannot have beyond the fence...Failing this, as all but a select few will, the Good Farmer should strive to create on their farm a sense of 'fencelessness'--a state of animal contentedness that is difficult to describe, but is readily apparent to anyone who looks within the Good Farmer's yards and pastures."