Grass is the cheapest form of feeding livestock, so it makes sense to utilise every bit you grow. It makes even more sense to graze your paddocks in such a way as to almost “extend” your growing season and sustain your winter forage.
By using Electric Fencing you can rotate and rest paddocks to maintain livestock health.
The Basics on How to Maintain Your Electric Fence
- Ensure that there is no fallen trees/branches touching the wires
- Keep the wires/tape clear of foliage
- Check that your have properly installed your Earth
- Check the Current of your Fence is different locations around the perimeter
- Ensure you have installed your Fence Correctly
Uncertain Your Fence Is Working to Capacity?
Use a Fence Tester -
These handheld devices can save you time and money to check the output of your fence in determined locations along your Electric Fence. In addition some models have built in Fault Finders to aid you to locate faults quickly and effectively.
These handy low cost devices are available in store, chat to our friendly team for pricing and what model is best suited to your needs…
Book A FREE Electric Fence Health Check
If you feel you need a professional, we are here to help! Just contact our store on 6568 5066 or email us on orders@valleyruralsupplies.com.au and we can arrange a Gallagher Expert to come to your property and analyse your fence. Yes it is that easy!
As always our friendly team are available to chat about your current or future electric fence requirements. We are happy to evaluate your needs and provide advice on required components.
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