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Publication Date

1992

Series Number

4131

Abstract

Fencing has always been an integral part of our agricultural system. We need fences for stock control and pasture management. Traditionally, fences have been strong and robust physical barriers. The strength and height of the fence kept domestic animals confined. For many years, conventional fences have served the farmer well. However because returns from livestock over the past ten years have been variable and because of the current cost/ price squeeze, electric fencing, as a cheaper form of fencing, has gained popularity.

Number of Pages

15

ISSN

0729/0012

Publisher

Western Australian Department of Agriculture

City

Perth

Keywords

Fencing, Stock, Electric fencing, Western Australia

Disciplines

Agriculture | Animal Sciences | Electrical and Electronics | Structural Engineering

Comments

Bulletin No. 4131 replaces Bulletin 4119

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Bulletin No 4131- Electric fencing

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