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Agricultural woven wire fencing is a common and practical choice for farmers and ranchers looking to contain livestock, secure property, or protect crops. Unlike other types of fencing, woven wire is made by weaving horizontal and vertical wires together to form a grid-like pattern. This construction makes it highly durable, long-lasting, and able to withstand significant pressure, making it ideal for agricultural use.
What is it?
Agricultural woven wire fencing is a type of fencing made from interwoven horizontal and vertical steel wires, creating a grid pattern. This grid structure is designed to provide optimal strength and durability, capable of withstanding pressure from animals and environmental factors.
The spacing and gauge of the wires can vary to accommodate different uses, ranging from keeping small animals in (or out) of specific areas to providing a barrier for large livestock.
The wire used in these fences is typically galvanized, meaning it’s coated with a layer of zinc to resist rust and corrosion, which helps extend the life of the fence even in harsh weather conditions. The woven design makes the fence more flexible than welded wire fences, which helps it absorb impacts and maintain its structure over time.
The spacing and gauge of the wires can vary to accommodate different uses, ranging from keeping small animals in (or out) of specific areas to providing a barrier for large livestock.
The wire used in these fences is typically galvanized, meaning it’s coated with a layer of zinc to resist rust and corrosion, which helps extend the life of the fence even in harsh weather conditions. The woven design makes the fence more flexible than welded wire fences, which helps it absorb impacts and maintain its structure over time.
Types of Woven Wire Fencing in Agriculture
There are several types of woven wire fencing designed to meet the needs of different agricultural applications:
1. Field Fencing: Designed with medium-sized openings, often used to contain livestock like sheep, goats, and cattle.
2. Horse Fencing: Features smaller, closely spaced openings to prevent horses from getting their hooves caught.
3. High-Tensile Woven Wire: Made with stronger steel for larger livestock or high-pressure areas where additional strength is required.
4. Garden and Crop Protection Fencing: Smaller grid openings keep out small animals like rabbits and pests, protecting crops and gardens.
1. Field Fencing: Designed with medium-sized openings, often used to contain livestock like sheep, goats, and cattle.
2. Horse Fencing: Features smaller, closely spaced openings to prevent horses from getting their hooves caught.
3. High-Tensile Woven Wire: Made with stronger steel for larger livestock or high-pressure areas where additional strength is required.
4. Garden and Crop Protection Fencing: Smaller grid openings keep out small animals like rabbits and pests, protecting crops and gardens.
Key Features of Woven Wire Fencing
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