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Wire fencing is highly versatile. It’s sold in mesh rolls that you can cut, bend and splice into any size enclosure you choose. However,...

Building a livestock fence takes careful planning. Without proper preparation, you’re apt to make costly mistakes that could force you to...

If you raise chickens, you know how fussy and messy they can be. Keeping your chicken coop clean and your birds protected is a constant...

When building a fence, the installation techniques and materials you choose are crucial to the fence’s sturdiness and longevity. So, too,...

Commercial goat farming is gaining momentum in southern Ontario as more consumers look for cow milk alternatives. However, raising these...

In Ontario, heavy flurries and plunging temperatures are standard during winter. Therefore, farm animals, especially cattle that...

From dangerous weather to scant daylight, winter brings a host of complications to your farming operation. To keep your animals amply fed...

If you grow vegetables, you understand the challenges of keeping wildlife at bay, especially deer. Did you know that white-tailed deer...

Coyotes are a common predator in southern Ontario. They’ve adapted well to urban development and can live closely with humans. Coyotes...

When selecting heavy-duty wire fencing, many people fail to consider the type of knot used in manufacturing. Fence knots dictate a...

Managing livestock is a challenging job. A portable corral made of livestock panels can make handling livestock for vaccinations, tagging...

Winter is a difficult time for chickens. In addition to the threat of hypothermia and frostbite, extreme cold can weaken chickens and...

Moulting is a natural and necessary process whereby chickens lose their old feathers and regrow new ones. Moult usually occurs in the...

If you have cows, goats, pigs or other farm animals, you understand the importance of keeping them safe with durable fencing. However, fencing projects can be expensive. Here are a few ways to save a dollar on farm fencing without cutting corners. Make a plan . Draw a picture of the fence before you get started. This will help you determine which supplies you need, preventing you from wasting money on items you don’t need. It’ll also give you a sense of what your project w

Cattle panels are durable and designed for the rigours of farm life. Made of heavy-gauge, hot-dipped, galvanized steel wire, ranchers...

Bison is the largest animal in North America. Fully grown adult males are three metres tall, 2.7 metres long, and weigh between 900 and...

When you keep livestock, you need to ensure your fields are accessible, but you also must prevent your animals from escaping. You may be...

A cattle squeeze chute is an indispensable piece of farm equipment for many livestock operations. It makes catching and restraining...

Letting your chickens roam free makes for healthier birds, nutrient-dense eggs and potential savings on feed costs. The key to successful...

If you’re raising pigs, you need fencing that can resist their physical strength, cleverness, and curiosity. Pigs have sharp teeth and...

Goats can climb, jump and crawl underneath almost any type of livestock fencing. However, some types of fencing are more secure than...

If you’re looking for chicken coop flooring, you need a safe and serviceable solution. Your chickens need a material that’s easy on their...

Transportation puts a tremendous amount of stress on your chickens. If done improperly, chickens can injure themselves or even die during...

Raising chickens in suburban and urban areas has become increasingly popular in recent years. Along with the requisite coop, run, feeder...