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  1. Step By Step Guide To Buying Your Electric Poultry Netting Kit

    Electric poultry netting

    An 8 step guide to buying your electric poultry netting kit

    A fox attack can happen at any time.  We would all love our hens to free range but with Mr Fox and other predators on the prowl that is not always possible.

    In the world of electric fencing the solution is a straightforward one – use an electric poultry netting kit!  But, what are the questions you need to ask to get the right kit for you and your hens?

     

    Meriel Younger from www.electricfencing.co.uk has first-hand experience of setting

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  2. Electric Fencing - Spring Checks

    A blog discussing some checks to carry out on your electric fence now Spring is here

    Electric Fencing - Spring Checks

    As we head into Spring, it’s worth taking a little time to check over your electric fence to ensure it’s working as well as it should. 

    Here are some things to check and look out for:

    Firstly check your power source.

    If you are using mains, are all the connections still nice and tight?

    If it’s a battery-powered system, is it still charging and, more importantly, is it holding that charge well? Check for rusting on the terminals and inside the croc clip coming from

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  3. Contact Electric Fencing Direct

    Contact Electric Fencing Direct

    Contact Electric Fencing Direct

    Please note that as of the 24th August 2023 our phone number has changed.  Please don't call 01620 860058 as this number is no longer in use.

     

    Contact us:

    If you wish to get in touch please use the following details:

     

    We are always happy to help - whether it is a question about which product you need, purchasing a kit,

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  4. Ask The Expert - How Effective Is Electric Chicken Netting?

    Electric Poultry Netting

    Meriel Younger the MD at  www.electricfencing.co.uk talks you through her own experience of using electric chicken netting for her hens.  Find out how effective she thinks electric netting is for hens.

    If you have no boundary for your hens and they free range, they take a chance on meeting a fox face to face. Unfortunately, there is only one winner in this scenario.  However you could be lucky and have no predators in the vicinity.  Where we live, we have seen foxes stalking our hens from

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  5. New Season Checks

    New Season Checks

     

     

     

     

     

     

    New Season New Reason to check your fencing

    With a new season coming up soon I hope as I am freezing. We thought we would post our new season Check list for you to rung through.

    Here are some things to check and look out for.

    1.  Check your power source? If mains - are all the connections still nice and tight no fraying? If battery - battery still charging? Are the energiser battery connections in place? If you are using a solar panel with a battery - is the solar panel in the correct
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  6. Fencing Maintenance In The Snow

    Fencing Maintenance In The Snow

    ELECTRIC FENCING IN THE SNOW!

    Well the winter is well underway and this means snow for most. Now if you are a child then all you are thinking of is building a snowman and sledging.. actually as an adult this can be fun but if you are a small holder or farmer then you are thinking maintenance of your electric fencing in the snow..

    How is your fencing affected by snow?

    Your fence can be affected by the snow… check the lines are clear and not broken by a heavy dump of snow… but more importantly your

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  7. An Essential Accessories - Connectors, Joiners and Tape Buckle

    An Essential Accessories - Connectors, Joiners and Tape Buckle

    An Essential Accessories

    Connectors, Joiners and Tape Buckle

    As many of you know ( well those of you with Electric fencing already) you need the following to make your fence work

    • A power source - Mains, Battery or Battery and Solar
    • An Energiser
    • An Earth Stake

    then the fencing to suit your needs.

    What many people forget is how to join the fencing together ( especially if you have a break in it) - if tape PLEASE DO NOT TIE IT IN A KNOT,

    Using a connector will help with conductivity on your lines and

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  8. How much power is needed to protect and deter animals?

    How much power is needed to protect and deter animals?

    Hello There Lovely Readers

    How much power is needed to protect and deter animals?

    We get asked this question a few times by people checking they have enough power on their fence, how much power do I need on my fence to keep x animal in or x animal out?

    Below we go through what you need. Whether you are either protecting your animals/garden from predictors or keeping your animals in for their safety.

    What we will go through in this blog is the recommended Voltage per animal, recommended heights

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  9. Pest control in gardens

    Pest control in gardens

    Calling all gardeners and allotment holders.

    Hello you lovely rosy cheeked people with your dirty finger nails and happy smiles how are the plans going? I know it is still early but some of you are having unwanted visitors already :-(

    I have spoken to a few people over the last few days about the planning of this years crops and can we help to keep 4 legged pests away from the crops you so lovingly planted.

    Well the answer in a word is YES

    We have our Garden Guardian kits

    For the use on top of walls

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  10. Bowling Green Protection

    Bowling Green Protection

    The Bowling season starts up again very soon,

    You have invested so much time and money into keeping your beautiful greens level and well maintained over the winter period it would be a shame to lose them just at the beginning of the season so don't let this be you.

     

     

     

     

     

    We have 4 line systems, 6 line systems and netting systems all of which are highly effective in keeping your unwanted pesky visitors out. If your bowling green is a slightly different size or shape and you want some extra advice

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