Whether you are a breeder or an animal lover who wants to see them thrive on your land, fencing your pasture area is essential to ensure animal safety and manage your land effectively. It is important, for both you and the well-being of your animals, to install the right equipment. Our experts provide you with the various possible solutions to equip your land like a professional.
Different Types of Agricultural Fencing
Agricultural fences are versatile solutions for enclosing your land or plots. In this section, our experts will provide you with all the types of fencing and how to use them.
Rabbit Fencing
Ideal for creating an enclosure for small rodents, rabbit fencing provides optimal security by preventing escapes or accidents. With small, resistant meshes formed through the galvanization process, it makes a perfect welded mesh for your rabbits and can even protect your plants if your animals are free-roaming.
In addition to rodents, this type of mesh can also be used for aviary animals (pheasants, partridges, young partridges) as well as for sharp-beaked birds such as parakeets or parrots.
Chicken Wire
A triple-twist mesh, chicken wire is a staple in French breeding gardens. With its tightly woven and hexagonal meshes, your poultry will be protected from pests and will not be able to escape to attack your plants for their meal. It is a flexible and manageable mesh that will allow you to create an enclosure adapted to your location.

In addition to being discreet in your garden, it can also be used to create wall decorations for climbing plants and wall planters.
Sheep Fencing
Specifically designed for herbivorous mammals, sheep fencing will offer them optimal protection. Made with progressive meshes, sheep fencing has a tighter base compared to the top. The meshes are rectangular and resistant, making it the ideal fence for enclosing large areas without the risk of your animals escaping or being attacked by predators.
Designed for medium-sized animals, it should be coupled with struts and T-posts to increase its solidity. For a more natural and economical look, you can certainly use wooden posts.
Electrowelded Fencing
The most resistant solution and often used alongside roads, electrowelded fencing is intended to delimit large areas of agricultural land and forest. Like sheep fencing, it has progressive meshes. Composed of zinc and aluminum, electrowelded fencing is very resistant to bad weather and corrosion.
By using T-posts or wooden posts, you can very easily seal the fence and keep it under tension with tensioners or a tension bar. For added security and solidity, you can add struts and barbed wire to prevent both escapes and intrusions.




