Our Wire mesh Fencing for chickens, horses, sheep, goats, and cattle is a great option for affordable yet durable fencing. Our wire fence panels are heavy-duty and withstand push and pull from large livestock but are still light enough to be easily moved. The Smooth S-knot design protects fleeces and hides, while the small openings prevent entanglement with small-hooved animals.
Animal type and their safety needs are important factors to consider before putting up a fence.
Fencing isn’t a one-size-fits-all product. Some animals are easier to fence in than others, and depending on the animal, some fence styles pose safety risks.
For nearly 10 years ,we have been helping customers select the right wire mesh fence for their projects.
Choosing the Right Fence for Your Animal Application
Fence Recommendations Specific to Your Livestock
Depending on your livestock, the fence you select should fit your needs. Shengzi factory sells stainless steel wire mesh fencing products such as barbed wire mesh, field wire mesh, Chain link fence, Crimped Wire Mesh, non-climb, and electric fences. We manufacture agricultural fencing solutions to keep your livestock safe and secure. Different types of farm wire mesh fencing work for different animals. It is helpful to know which type of fencing would work for your farm animals.
Shengzi recommends the following animal or farm fence solutions for a vast array of common livestock all the world:
Best Cattle Fence:
Because cattle are rather easy to fence in, a variety of wire types and styles work well. Stocking density is the largest factor to consider when selecting fence for cattle.
High stocking density:
Various woven wire styles
Four to six strands of barbed wire
Low stocking density:
Same designs as above for barbed and smooth wires. However, fewer wires can safely be used.
Choosing the Right Fence for Your Animal Application
Best Fence for Horses:
For horses, we recommend using 2x4-inch non-climb woven wire. click here
Horses tend to kick or paw at fences, so openings need to be small. Smooth wire mesh fence options usually work the best for horses.
Choosing the Right Fence for Your Animal Application
Best Fence for Goats and Sheep
Because of a goat’s tendency to stick their head through a fence, we recommend keeping openings larger than 6 inches or smaller than 4 inches. Similar fencing works well for sheep. In addition, several customers have had good luck with five or six strands of smooth wire.
Best Fence for Hogs
Two options work well for free-range hogs: a woven wire mesh fence or three to four electric strands of smooth wire.
Best fence for Llamas
If raising a herd of llamas, woven wire or fixed-knot fence is ok.
Fencing for Diversified Livestock Farms
No matter the livestock, fencing should fit the animals you have. Luckily, there are many options to choose from. You should consider fencing based on the animal's behavior, safety concerns, and the purpose of the fence.
A farm animal fence for livestock should be reliable and strong enough to meet your needs, especially if there is a mix of farm animals on your land.
Choosing the Right Fence for Your Animal Application
We also recommend buying high-tensile fencing wire mesh. “Tensile strength is the resistance of steel or another material to break under pressure. “The higher tensile strength and smaller gauge result in a lighter yet stronger wire, which reduces cost-per-roll, risk of sag, and the number of fence posts needed to complete the project.”
Protective coatings, which are zinc or a zinc/aluminum act to prevent rust and corrosion because they give themselves up to protect the iron and steel base used for the wire and many of the accessories used during installation. This protection of the base wire and installation accessories adds tremendously to the longevity of the fence.
Choosing the Right Fence for Your Animal Application.
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