Electric Fencing

Livestock containment is a constant concern for farmers, ranchers, and livestock hobbyists around the world.  Making sure that you have a secure containment system for the animals in your herd that is also cost effective is of the utmost importance to your financial bottom line.  Electric fence is one of the most common containment systems; while it does not have a high cost in its most conventional construction it can be even more cost effective when you use solar powered chargers.  But cost is not the only concern when you are looking at charging your electric fence, being versatile for your...

Electric fencing is ideal for grazing or pasture management by containing animals on a selected area of pasture or crop. It also may be used to protect gardens and landscapes from animal damage. ​​​​​​​​In 1938, the first electric fence was developed in New Zealand by Gallagher. Since that time, electric fencing systems have made farm and ranch life easier. Today, both permanent and portable electric fencing products are used all over the world. Basics of Electric Fencing: Electric fencing is ideal for grazing or pasture management by containing animals on a selected area of pasture or crop. It also may...

Owning livestock and ensuring for its proper care can be quite expensive. Not only is the care expensive, but the long term impact can be a vital key in the profitability of your herd, be it livestock for beef, for milk, or simply for hobby. For those who have the property to properly house their cattle ensuring that they are securely kept in a pasture, capable of providing adequate feed is a must to being cost efficient.  One of the best ways to save is by the proper use of rotational grazing.  The practice of rotational grazing first grew in popularity...

We often get asked about replacement batteries for Gallagher's solar chargers. Below you will find which battery you will need with the corresponding charger.  Gallagher S10: 6 V 4 Ah  Gallagher S16: 6 V 4 Ah Gallagher S20: 12 V 5 AMP Gallagher S40: 12 V 12 AMP   Visit the batteries section on our page.       

When working with animals that are contained using hot wire fencing, there is always that lingering question: "How can I be sure it is working?" LEAVE IT ON Horses will quickly learn when the fence is and is not turned on, and many have no issues with rubbing up against it when it is off. The problem, of course, is when it is turned back on. Horses who learn how to run through hotwire fencing when it is off are more likely to run through it when it is live, potentially injuring themselves and wrecking your fence rendering it useless....