When Pasture Management started, electric fencing was a founding product line. Since the beginning, we have encouraged our customers to implement rotational grazing practices using temporary electric fencing materials. We are your one-stop-shop for all the fencing products you will need for a grazing scenario. Whether the goal is to keep animals off your fence, minimize fencing expenses, or increase forage, we have what you need to do it. Let’s dive into when electric fencing is important...

Learn how to put up your own rotation grazing fence today on YouTube! Temporary electric fencing is essential when it comes to rotational grazing because it helps you outline your grazing paddocks. You can do it with a permanent fence, but temporary electric fencing gives you more flexibility to create the best situation for the forage and livestock. Rotational grazing motivates livestock to eat all of the available forage in the grazing paddock before rotating them to...

Poly fence is a low-cost way to subdivide your pastures and keep livestock where you want them or keep animals out of the fields. This type of fencing makes it simple to create grazing paddocks effectively. We offer four different types of poly fence at Pasture Management: polywire, polyrope, polybraid, and polytape. Our poly fence is one of the best on the market because it has thicker and more strands of metal, making it more conductive. This ensures that electricity flows consistently and...

With electric wire fences, you not only have a physical barrier but also a psychological barrier. A psychological barrier is very powerful in training your cattle not to break down your fence and escape or be harmed by outside threats. With the proper planning and construction, you can build an electric fence for your cattle and other livestock with ease and efficiency. It will take some time and energy, but the advantages of an electric fence are well worth it. Build the...