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Pb1541-Planning And Building Fences On The Farm, The University Of Tennessee Agricultural Extension Service May 2001

Pb1541-Planning And Building Fences On The Farm, The University Of Tennessee Agricultural Extension Service

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Many innovations have occurred in the fencing industry in recent years, giving producers an array of options for fences to confine and protect livestock. Whether used as permanent, periphery boundaries, temporary pasture dividers or to encircle a house, fences need careful planning and construction for efficient usefulness, long life and low maintenance.

Several decisions must be made when installing fencing. First, what is the fence to be used for? For example, is it going to be a boundary fence or a cross-fence to divide a pasture? Is the fence for sheep, cattle, horses or something else? What type of fence …