Field and woven-wire fencing for livestock and boundary applications
Field and woven-wire fencing for livestock and boundary applications.
Plan for animals, land and access
Agricultural, Farm & Livestock Fencing
Agricultural fencing is a system of boundaries, lanes and gates. Animal type, pressure on the fence, terrain, vegetation and equipment access are more important than appearance alone.
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Rural fencing options
Material, layout and site conditions should be considered as one system. These starting points help frame a useful project conversation without assuming a standard answer for every property.
Post-and-rail or board fencing for visible paddocks and property edges
Post-and-rail or board fencing for visible paddocks and property edges.
Electric fencing systems used as primary or offset control where appropriate
Electric fencing systems used as primary or offset control where appropriate.
Horse and cattle layouts selected for visibility and animal behaviour
Horse and cattle layouts selected for visibility and animal behaviour.
Deer, wildlife and garden-exclusion fencing suited to the target pressure
Deer, wildlife and garden-exclusion fencing suited to the target pressure.
Where this service fits
Common project scenarios
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- Create paddocks and rotation lanes
- Protect crops or gardens from wildlife
- Separate livestock from roads or service areas
- Provide wide, reliable access for machinery
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Planning considerations
Map water, shelter, laneways, corners, changes in grade and gate locations. Soil and rock affect post work; long runs need deliberate tensioning and bracing. Electrical systems require compatible energizers, grounding and safe installation.
Maintenance considerations
Walk fence lines after storms and seasonal ground movement. Clear vegetation where it compromises wires, inspect braces and gates, and keep electric systems free from shorts.
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Answers before you estimate
Agricultural Fencing questions
What determines the right farm fence?
Animal species, size, temperament, stocking pattern, terrain and the consequences of escape all shape the system.
How should farm gates be sized?
Use the largest equipment and turning path expected, then account for snow, mud, approach angle and daily handling.
Does electric fencing require maintenance?
Yes. Vegetation, grounding, connections and voltage should be checked regularly.
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