Fencing Basics
When learning a new skill or sharpening one, it always comes down to mastering the basics, and building fence is no different! Within Fencing Basics you will find helpful articles and references to help you build better fences that will last a lifetime.
An effective electric fence requires good grounding. There is a lot of confusion and many misconceptions around the topic of grounding but don't let that intimidate you. Here you will find fundamentals, testing procedures, ground bed specifics, and more that will help you properly ground your electric fence and maintain and effective shock.
Electric netting is a portable and versatile tool for various livestock species. Learn all about electric netting and find the right net for you!
An energizer is the heart of an electric fence system. It is what sends a shocking pulse down the fence line as it demands respect from livestock and reinforces perimeters and boundaries. This section of Fencing Basics is all about understanding energizers and maximizing their effectiveness for your operation.
Equine fencing is unique from other fence styles. Above all it should be safe, visible, and attractive. These articles cover the numerous options for equine fencing that check all of these boxes. Learn how to build effective fences that eliminate hazards and maximize aesthetics.
High tensile fence is easy to build and offers a cost effective containment that can be a physical barrier, psychological barrier, or both! This section of Fencing Basics will equip you with the knowledge and techniques to build and maintain your own high tensile fence.
Find all the resources and references you need to get started building your own vineyard and trellising system right here. Learn about material selection, fastening methods, grid designs, anchoring, and more!
Rotational grazing is a great way to maximize forage, distribute fertilization, manage land, and increase animal health and performance. Grazing looks different from farm to farm and allows a lot of room for experimentation and creativity. The articles found in this section of the Learning Center will inspire you and spur you own as you create your own grazing system unique to your context.
Sometimes things don't always go as planned. When they don't, Kencove is right there to help you diagnose and solve issues. Browse our "Troubleshooting" references to fix your fence with ease and efficiency.
Woven wire is a great choice for permanent livestock containment and exclusion. Here you will find resources to guide you as you choose the right woven wire for your application and install it on your operation.