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What Happens When an Animal Touches an Electric Fence?
An electric fence creates a psychological barrier for containing or excluding animals. It is considered a psychological barrier because the animal receives a memorable electric shock when it touches the fence. After receiving an unforgettable shock, the animal will make a mental connection between the fence and the shock and no longer challenge the fence. […]
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Tagged agricultural advancement, agricultural blog, agricultural fencing, agricultural knowledge, agricultural technologies, animal, animal husbandry, animal science, diagram, electric fence, energizers, farming, ground rods, grounding, high tensile fence, high-voltage, joule, Kencove, Kencove Farm Fence Supplies, shock, voltage
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Does an Electric Fence Have to Make a Complete Loop?
A commonly asked question is, “Does an electric fence have to make a complete loop?”
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Tagged agricultural advancement, agricultural fencing, agricultural knowledge, agricultural question, agricultural technologies, circuit, common question, complete loop, electricity, fault finding, fence question, frequent questions, high tensile fence, Kencove, Kencove Farm Fence Supplies, loop, voltage
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Tapered vs Non-Tapered Wood Fence Posts
We get plenty of questions about tapered posts and non-tapered posts. What is the difference? Which type is stronger? Which should I use? Tapered posts are peeled by a high-speed machine that follows the contour of the log. The finished post has the characteristics of each piece of wood. Because the tree is tapered, the […]
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Tagged agricultural advancement, agricultural fencing, agricultural knowledge, agricultural technologies, Fence Posts, Heartwood, high tensile fence, Hydraulic driving, Kencove, Kencove Farm Fence Supplies, milling, Non-Tapered Fence Posts, Tapered Fence Posts
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Electric Net Assembly and Storage
Kencove Electric Netting can be erected in minutes with no elaborate list of materials or special tools needed. Manufactured in the USA, the simple, lightweight design allows the fence to be moved and set up repeatedly, making for almost instant pastures and enclosures. And most importantly, an electric net fence protects precious livestock, produce, and even pets from […]
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Tagged agricultural advancement, agricultural fencing, agricultural knowledge, agricultural technologies, animal husbandry, Electric Netting, energizers, high tensile fence, Kencove, Kencove Farm Fence Supplies, Lightweight, Livestock, low-impedance energizer, Made in USA, Pest Protection, Pet Protection, portable Fence, poultry, poultry fencing, quick instillation, Rotational Grazing, Step in Posts, video
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