Livestock Fencing Keeps Animals In, Predators Out
November 14, 2023Livestock fencing is key to keeping animals where they belong, as well as keeping out predators who may injure or kill them. But what makes a good fence?
Livestock fencing is key to keeping animals where they belong, as well as keeping out predators who may injure or kill them. But what makes a good fence?
Have deer been breaching your orchard fence? Give the bottom a thorough examination. Perhaps deer are going under the fence rather than over it.
The next time you’re working on a fencing project and need posts, why not consider harvesting your own fence posts from the trees on your farm?
Taking down an old fence line? Those wooden fence posts you’re removing might be salvageable and reusable for other projects.
Welded wire is perfect for many fencing projects, but it does have a significant quirk that can make tidy installation tricky. Here are tips for fencing uneven land.
A strong winter storm blew down a lengthy section of a wooden deer fence. Much of the material can be salvaged, but doing so requires careful planning.
There are a great many predators who would love to dine out in your chicken coop. Here’s how to eliminate the threats, from scaring animals away to locking them out.
Welding skills can help you do your own on-farm repairs, as well as build tools and more. Here’s what you should know to get started with welding.
Snow fences can be put to good use on farms. The key is to install them correctly, so you don’t wind up creating worse drifts than you had before.
Keep your animals contained and safe on your farm by keeping your electric fencing in working order.