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Farm and Ranch Fencing

A field boundary and a livestock handling yard do different work. Woven wire serves tensioned runs, while rigid panels and hurdles form pens and handling layouts. Select the construction for the animals, ground and operating method before comparing quantities.

Cattle grazing behind a woven wire field fence
Woven wire defines the grazing boundary.

THE FENCINGWISE RANGE

Find the right products

All products

5 products

Choose by enclosure duty

Family Construction Selection focus
Fixed-knot field fence Separate knot wire with continuous vertical stays Complete mesh pattern and terminal assemblies
Hinge-joint field fence Wrapped vertical sections at line wires Openings, wire grade and installation requirements
S-knot horse fence Woven mesh with S-knot junctions Horse-specific openings, edges and visibility
Cattle yard panels Rigid tubular rail assemblies Yard duty, connections and handler access
Sheep hurdles Movable rail panels Stock size, pen geometry and handling

Complete the route through posts and gates

Use T-posts and Y-posts with the compatible wire attachments and the selected installation design. End and corner strainers are separate support duties. An ordinary line post should not be assumed to perform all three jobs.

Coordinate farm gates and hardware with the adjoining boundary. Openings that suit adult cattle may not suit smaller stock, and a gate leaf dimension is not the same as usable passage.

Prepare a workable agricultural order

Identify livestock type, relevant size or age groups, fence route and intended use. List roll or panel quantities separately from posts, strainers, gates and loose fittings. Keep existing equipment references where the new supply must connect to it.

FencingWise arranges this collection through partner sourcing. The accepted offer establishes the product specification, included components, packing and supply schedule; reference catalogue models do not establish available stock.

For planning methods and measured examples, browse the farm fencing guides.

Woven farm fence rolls secured on pallets inside a warehouse
Packed rolls grouped on pallets for agricultural supply orders.