Mesh Fence

Field fence, also known as a livestock fence or farm fence, is a type of fencing specifically designed for agricultural and rural settings. It serves multiple purposes, primarily to contain livestock, protect crops, and mark property boundaries.

Field fence consists of horizontal and vertical wires woven together to form a mesh pattern. The wires are typically made of galvanized steel, which provides good corrosion resistance.

Field fence offers a smooth surface that reduces the risk of injury to livestock. The small mesh size can prevent small animals from getting through, making it suitable for containing sheep, goats, and other small livestock.

The primary use of field fences is to keep livestock, such as cattle, sheep, goats, and horses, within a specific area. This helps to manage grazing, protect the animals from wandering onto roads or into dangerous areas, and prevent them from damaging neighboring properties.