Water Proofing Earth Works?

Forgive me if this is the incorrect place, it seemed closest but I am new to post here.

I had the idea to either use rammed earth, CEB, or earth bags to build a fence for goats. It would be very time and labor intensive, but cheap and doable over a long period of time.

I was thinking, in the case of RE/CEB/EB that using a water soluble masonry sealant would be enough to seal water out for good, perhaps having to use multiple layers. I am aware of the linseed oil/turpentine method, but that comes out more expensive.

I am also wondering if it is even possible to fully water proof RE/CEB/EB? This idea only works if so. Plus, I would stabilize any of the options, except maybe EB, with say 10% concrete. Also, considered putting down a small concrete layer for the fence to rest on, just to prevent moisture from getting in and making it stronger. I guess a liner would work for moisture as well.

Could some of you beautiful people throw some advice or knowledge my way? Thank you!

Waterproofing the wall may create more problems for you.
It the wall is capped with say, terracota roof tiles so rain is not hitting the earth and the tiles extends past the foundations preventing runs down the wall, life should be good.
Protection against splashing on the ground is needed.
Also the right soil mix is importnt.
carry out experiments or reasearch a bit.

My idea is to use cement as a part of the mix, as it can improve structural integrity. That, and masonry sealer should work decently. I saw a sealant for specifically earth works, and it was a water based silicone/siloxane sealant, and similar can be found for masonry.

This is an idea because such material is cheap, can be made easily by myself, and if sealed, should last long term.