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Estimated costs for livestock fencing American

By Asst Editor Craig R, on February 17th, 2011

Fencing costs are one of the most expensive aspects of livestock grazing. The type of fence constructed greatly impacts the cost per foot as well as total cost of the fence. In addition, the shape of the paddocks affects the amount of materials needed and labor required for construction.

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Fence Wire

By Asst Editor Craig R, on February 16th, 2011

DISPENSING WIRE

Fence wire must be dispensed or played out in a uniform manner that does not damage the wire or its galvanized coating. Wire can either be pulled off a stationery roll or the wire tied to an end post and unrolled along the fence line. The choice depends on the packaging of . . . → Read More: Fence Wire

Elk Exclusion Using Electric Fencing

By Asst Editor Craig R, on February 3rd, 2011

Introduction

Elk damage to crop land and feed storage yards is a very serious problem in BC, especially in areas such as the Peace River, East Kootenays and recently the McBride valley. Two basic fence types can be used.

Woven Wire Elk Fence

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Elk Exclusion Using Woven Wire Fencing

By Asst Editor Craig R, on February 3rd, 2011

Introduction

Electric Fence

This is a psychological barrier which is low cost but may not be . . . → Read More: Elk Exclusion Using Woven Wire Fencing

Estimated costs for livestock fencing American

Fence Wire

Elk Exclusion Using Electric Fencing

Elk Exclusion Using Woven Wire Fencing

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