Supplementary Minerals, Delivered at Licking Speed Loose minerals in a trough get kicked, rained on and sorted through, and the cow still walks away short of what she needs. A pressed block solves the delivery problem: the animal takes what it wants at its own pace, the block stays where it is put, ...

Polycarbonate Where It Matters: The Handle A gate handle takes more abuse than any other part of an electric fence. It is dropped, stood on, left hanging in UV for a decade and pulled with a gloved hand in the rain. Polycarbonate was chosen for this handle for one reason: it bends under that ...

Two Wire Ends, One Clamp, Full Conductivity A joint in an electric fence is where current quietly disappears. Loose twists, corroded pliers marks and half-tightened nuts all add resistance, and the further the pulse has to travel the weaker it arrives. This split bolt clamp was designed for the ...

20 mm Tape: The Economical Middle Ground Between the 12 mm ribbon used for short divisions and the 40 mm horse tape sits a width that many farms settle on for general paddock work. At 20 mm the tape is visible enough for stock, light enough to handle from a quad bike reel, and priced for long ...