Combination panels have smaller openings at the bottom and are more expensive than cattle panels, but will hold baby lambs and cattle. Good livestock fencing surely makes good neighbors, and with the ...

Fences that include staples (mostly woven and barbed wire) are best tackled with a set of full-feature pliers with cutting notches or edges, a spike for pulling up staples and a hammer for driving ...

Keeping your farm fences in top shape isn’t just about looks—it’s about safety, security, and saving money long-term. From choosing durable materials to mastering seasonal repair strategies, the right ...

Building a stock fence that’s going to survive the rigours of farm life means getting it right first time around. Fencing manufacturer Tornado has given us a few top tips for how to get your wire ...

Invasive species were taking over a chain link fence at the Ferry Street Farm and creating a barrier with the neighborhood, so a group of teen “growing entrepreneurs” got to work on a new mesh wire ...

Stock farmer and keen fencer David Devine couldn’t justify shelling out for an all-singing, all-dancing post knocker, so he built his own instead. His creation has all the features of a well-specced ...

New Zealanders have a quirky philosophical affinity with fencing wire. The "number 8 wire" can-do attitude is embedded in the Kiwi psyche. Number 8 wire is reputably strong, durable, flexible and ...