Agriculture Field Farm Live Stock Fence
Field Farm Fence
Filed fence, also known as farm fence, cattle fence, livestock fence, is barrier for feeding animal in agriculture, grassland and filed. Our field fence is mainly used as deer fence, cattle fence, sheep and goat fence, bear fence, horse fence. Also for alpacas, pig, rabbit, chicken, boar, fox, badger, and birds.
Material:Low Carbon Hot Dipped Galvanized Wire
Weaving Style: Hinge Joint Field Fence
Fixed knot Field Fence
S-KnotField Fence(Square Deal)
V mesh Field fence.
Fence Post: T Post, Y Post
Application of Field Fence
*Used for barriers in ranch construction, grazing and feeding of animals in agriculture farm and grassland fence;
*Used for protection of natural environment and forest;
*For households, cages, kennels, farms growing small animals and birds;
*Can be used in perimeter fence;
*Protection for vineyards, gardens and cottages;
*For the protection of highways and railways;
*Even used in major cultural relics sites, military facilities, prisons, detention centers and the other with fence and walls place
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