Page 10 - Electric Fencing

  1. Get out of my Tulips!!!!!!!!

    Get out of my Tulips!!!!!!!!

    Whether you have prize winning Roses, Tulips, Veg or just a nice garden and you want to keep the dog, cat or rabbit off them then we have the kit for you!

    So you spent last autumn lovingly nurturing your garden making sure your plants would last the winter, spring started and so did the weeding :-( but also the growth of all your lovely plants. But you have also discovered that you have unwelcome visitors in your flower beds - mine is my dog Calli and her big feet standing and killing my new lavender

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  2. Electric Fencing in Portugal

    Electric Fencing in Portugal

    Electric Fencing in Portugal

    I am sure there are not many people out there whom when they are on holiday in Portugal ask their husband to pull over the car so that she can take a photo of some electric fencing??  Yep thought not... just me!!

    This fencing was used to keep in beef cattle over a very large area.  The polywire was in great condidtion - the posts were not and some of the insulators were quite interesting!!  How ever the use of varying forms of insulators didn't detract from the

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  3. Electric Fencing ... The Basics - Energisers

    Electric Fencing ... The Basics - Energisers

    Energiser – the power behind electric fencing….

    Thinking of using electric fencing to keep animals in and/or keep predators out?  Perhaps you have had a look at electric fencing but it seems such a minefield you are not sure where to start?  Don’t be put off– it is easy, simple and safe to use. One of the key components to a good electric fence is an energiser, energizer or fencer.  A little planning at the outset will save you time and money, helping you choose the right energiser.  Here

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  4. Electric Fencing - The Basics.... Does my fence need to be in a circuit?

    Electric Fencing - The Basics.... Does my fence need to be in a circuit?

    Does my electric fencing need to create a circuit?

    This is a question we are asked a lot. For some reason it is a popular perception that electric fencing must connect back to itself.  We'd like to let you know that it is not necessary to do this… electric fences can run for miles in one direction if required.

    However there is a circuit that does need to be created with an electric fencing system and that is to do with having a good earth. When an animal touches the electric fence it conducts the

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  5. Introducing 'THE HOT GATE'

    Introducing 'THE HOT GATE'

    Well hello! Clearish skys......12hr and 19 mins today between sunrise and sunset here in East Lothian and its welcomed by the singing of the birds and clucking of hens. Now I do not have hens myself but where I work there are 6 beauties roaming freeish and they are loving the sunlight, laying eggs and bathing in the dust - a lovely sight to see.

    So after what feels like a long wet windy winter how is the your ground around your poultry netting gate? Churned up like a Clydesdale has ploughed through??

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  6. Tape, Rope and Plastic Posts

    Tape, Rope and Plastic Posts

    Great value tape, rope and posts on sale until stocks last.

    Check out these amazing prices and sort out your strip grazing and paddock sub-division issues for less!  Click the green product links below to take you through to that product in our online shop.

    Posts

    ***Green, white, blue or orange 1m premium plastic paddock posts - 18% off.  They were £15.24 and now only £12.38 for a pack of 10 posts! (on sale until 30th April 2014!)

    AND

    Rope & Tape

    ***'One Shock' Paddock Rope Green/White 6mm

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  7. February Energiser Focus - Raptor 80

    February Energiser Focus - Raptor 80

    We love it when a manufacturer comes up with a new product that ticks all the boxes.  The Raptor 80 really has everything you could need in an energiser (The Raptor Range consists of 4 energisers of differing capacity).  It is a new generation of smarter combination energisers created to make electric fencing easier to maintain and manage.

    So what is new and so special about the Raptor 80? ...............

    Raptor 80 Features

    These three features make this energiser stand out from a very crowded

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  8. Back Yard Pigs?

    Back Yard Pigs?

    Are you planning on keeping a couple of weaners in the back garden or on the farm?  Need to keep them safe and secure?

    Use an electric fence... See Alasdair's story and photos below:

    Alasdair says - "these pigs are Oxford Sandy and Blacks (sow) crossed with a Mangalitsa (boar) - so they should be hardy for winter but will have to be careful they don't start putting on too much fat. Seem very happy in their pen - they have some trees to scratch and rub against and provide a bit of shelter, they

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  9. Premium Paddock Posts - Sale Price

    Premium Paddock Posts - Sale Price

    Sale Price

    We just thought we should let you know that one of our most popular posts is now on sale until 28th February 2014 or until stocks last!  The Premium Paddock Plastic Post is now only £12.38 for a pack of 10 posts! (was £15.24)

    It comes in four different colours - Blue, Green, Orange and White.  Overall length 1m - stands at about 90cm when pushed into the ground.  Has 8 fixings for wire, polywire, tape or rope.  The Premium Paddock Posts are made from heavy weight durable plastic.

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  10. Fence Protection

    Happy New Year to you all!

    On our way along the north coast of Scotland - where surprisingly the weather was bright and sunny unlike most of southern UK - we spotted some new fencing.

    So simple - one line of high tensile wire threaded through ring insulators to help protect and maintain a new stock fence.  If this line of electric fencing is maintained properly it will greatly increase the life of the stock fence as cattle and horses will not be tempted to rub on the fence posts or push against

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