If you have purchased a small farm or you are in a position where you have to replace an existing farm fence – don’t cut corners! This is especially true if you have livestock. Depending on the type of livestock or crops you may have, you need to have the right type of fence to […]
If you live on a farm with livestock, one of the most important investments you can make is fencing your farm. The wrong type of fence, or even a damaged fence, can cause a variety of problems. Not only does it cause your property to appear rundown, it can also lead to financial loss if […]
This summer has certainly been a hot one. You’ve probably been spending as much time as you can indoors in the air conditioning but your farm animals don’t have that choice. They spend all day in the sun and although they’re made for being outdoors, it can still take its toll. It’s not hard to […]
Whether you live right in the city or out in the middle of the country, a fence is a great idea. However, depending on where you live, there are different things to consider and even different rules to follow. Know what type of fence is best for your home’s needs by deciding uses and wants […]
Our area of Georgia is home to many working farms, including everything from a residential home with a few pigs to commercial land with dozens of cows. A big part of farming involves keeping your animals safe, healthy, and fed. All of these require a quality fence. Sure, you had a fence installed originally, but […]
A big part of farming involves keeping your animals safe, healthy, and fed. All of these require a quality fence. But not all animals can be corralled in the same type of fence. Sheep, goats, pigs and poultry are notoriously difficult to contain; they climb, dig or fly through many fences. For this reason, it […]
Are you thinking about replacing an existing fence on your farm? Maybe you’re “on the fence” about it. It’s sometimes tough to make the call whether to repair or replace. If your farm fence falls into one of these three categories, it’s a good sign that you should replace it with a new one. […]
The list of natural predators to your outside garden is long and mostly troubling for the amateur gardener. It isn’t unheard of for the beginning gardener to spend all day planting his or her favorite veggies just to have them snapped up by the weather, or worse – the dreaded deer. You can’t control the […]
In a warm climate like Georgia, it’s not unusual to keep your horse pastured all year round. A free-range horse is a happier horse, since he has room to exercise and grass to munch whenever he pleases. Horses kept in a stable full-time are more susceptible to allergens in the hay, which can cause lung disorders. Digestive […]
