News Articles
A selection of articles written by or about Electric fencing direct Ltd
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Practical Poultry - Issue 96/March 2012
Information on our Easy Gate product
Practical Poultry - March 2005
Pictures of electric netting taken from the page heading of an article in Practical Poultry March 2005
The Smallholder - October 2004
Copy of article written by Helen Yemm. High lighted text reads as follows:
The good - and more sensible - news is that the solar/battery-powered moveable mesh fencing continues to work a treat, so the hut is surrounded by a generous predator-safe scratching ground.
The Telegraph Gardening Supplement - January 2005
Copy of article written by Helen Yemm. High lighted text reads as follows:
The good - and more sensible - news is that the solar/battery-powered moveable mesh fencing continues to work a treat, so the hut is surrounded by a generous predator-safe scratching ground.
The Telegraph Gardening Supplement - November 2004
Copy of article printed in theTelegraph Gardening section November 6 2004 written by Helen Yemm.
High lighted text reads as follows:
The nifty 1.2m (4ft) high electric mesh fence has tread-in posts and is a tasteful shade of dark green that vanishes into the garden landscape. It comes in kit form (in a choice of 25m or 50m (80ft or 160ft) lengths)and is quite easy to install and move about.
We are using the 50m version which is powered by a battery, backed-up by a small solar panel. It would of course have been cheaper and simpler - had it been possible - to use a standard mains connection. the fencing system, from Electric Fencing Direct, is the brainchild of Bob Taylor, who himself keeps poultry and who helped devise a package to suit us. The company also provides electric fencing to keep other animals in and assorted predators out.
