Spring Fencing Projects - Repairs and New Fences

 Spring Fencing Projects - Repairs and New Fences By Heather Smith ThomasPost permanent pasture fences for cattle utilize barbed wire, net wire or multiple strands of high tensile electric wire, stretched tightly and secured to well-set posts. In some kinds of terrain, however, a jack fence (poles/rails...

Munro Engineers - Leaders in Fencing Innovation WireWinder and FenceBOSS Systems Revolutionizing Fencing

 Munro Engineers - Leaders in Fencing Innovation WireWinder and FenceBOSS Systems Revolutionizing Fencing. By Steve Weisman. The year was 1963, and Munro Engineers located in Victoria, Australia started the beginning of the fencing revolution by inventing the world’s first tractor mounted,...

When Selecting Optimal Fence Consider Cost-Per-Foot

 When Selecting Optimal Fence Consider Cost-Per-Foot. Article courtesy by Steven Sarson - Bekaert Fencing.Working in the steel fence industry since 1995, it’s tough to find a question Steve Sarson hasn’t responded to, because as he explains, fencing isn’t a one-size-fits-all product....

Put The Hammer Down

 Put The Hammer Down Article and photos provided by ITW New Zealand Limited Building and repairing fence is one of those jobs that is as much a part of rural life as driving a tractor.  Whether for keeping livestock in, keeping predators or nuisance animal out, or even trellising fruit crops,...

Fence Energizers with Versatile Power

 Fence Energizers with Versatile Power Article and photos provided by Gallagher Gallagher’s latest range of fence energizers has taken flexibility to a new level, giving producers three options when it comes to powering their units: 110v/plug-in, battery or battery/solar. The MBS Multi...

JAG Products, Inc. to the rescue!

 JAG Products, Inc. to the rescue! Article written by Kelly Vaughan – Owner, JAG Products, Inc. Normally on Memorial Weekend my family is off camping up in the beautiful northern woods of Minnesota.  But, like everywhere else, this spring was rainy cold and let’s face it, you get to an...

Step One in Being A Good Neighbor; Strong Fences

 Step One in Being A Good Neighbor; Strong Fences By Michael Cox The cows are out!” Is there any other sentence in the world that evokes such an immediate reaction of shock, bewilderment, fear, frustration and panic in cattle-owners than the news that their livestock are no longer where they are...

More in a Day's Work

 More in a Day's Work Article courtesy by Stockade Building and repairing a fence is one of those jobs that is as much a part of rural life as riding a tractor. Whether on a livestock operation to keep critters in, or on a vegetable operation to keep critters out. Anyone who has done fence work...