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A Zone-6 Vegetable Garden
... (in concrete) about every ten feet, with two bands of 4-foot high large-mesh wire fencing (making an 8-foot fence height, scarcely over the minimum needed to keep deer out ...
growingtaste.com

Fact Sheet 16: Guidelines for minimum standards for keeping horses in urban areas
... m is adequate. 1.2 Fencing Fencing should be sufficiently sturdy to prevent escape. Wire fencing should be avoided because of the risk of injury to horses. Post and rail fencing using timber, steel ... to horses. Post and rail and steel cattle cable fencing are suitable. Barbed wire, high tensile wire (2.8 + 2.5 mm) and prefabricated wire fencing should not be used. Electric fences are suitable but ...
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Horse yards and handling facilities
... fencing is steel cattle cable. This is particularly useful where heavy stock pressure would make wire fencing ... wire fencing will probably be necessary to keep the capital cost down. An example of the specifications for a useful horse fence is as follows: 1.40 m high 5-wire ...
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100 Garden Tips and Timesavers
... repellents help to keep deer at bay. Arched over tasty vegetable crops, wire fencing discourages hungry deer. (Photo: Walter Chandoha) How To Do It ... strand of wire works perhaps 90 percent of the time. In the vegetable garden, arch two-by-four-inch-mesh wire fencing over ... they usually do most of their damage. Invisible electronic dog fencing installed along the periphery of the property is a good ...
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Muscadine Grapes in the Home Garden
... wire (No. 9 is recommended). Training to woven-wire fencing or overhead structures, where individual cordons are not maintained at least 4 ft apart, will be difficult to prune. A single wire ... . Loosely tie the shoot to the stake. Paper-covered wire ties that are wrapped around the vine and stake ... side shoots. When the vine is just below the wire, cut the growing tip to force lateral buds. Shoots ...
www.ces.ncsu.edu

GardenDeer.html
... , and laying down wire fencing in a kind of flat ring around flower beds. The theory of the ring of wire fencing laid flat on the ... away from the roses so protected. If you feel that metal fencing spread around your rose beds might look just a tad tacky, ... lower, more attractive fence on taller posts with two strands of electrified wire above. Lower fences do slow the deer especially lined with shrubs ...
www.dragongoose.com

Constructing High-tensile Wire Fences
... WIRE ON FENCES High-tensile wire fencing is no more difficult to erect than other kinds of fencing. However, special equipment, including crimping tools, wire pullers, and wire ...
www.ext.vt.edu

Fencing Materials For Livestock Systems
... Woven wire fencing is excellent for predator control. One strand of high tensile electric wire can be used at the bottom of a woven wire fence for predator control. If electric wire ... Construction NRAES-11 "High Tensile Wire Fencing" ($4.00) To order NRAES publications, contact your local Virginia Cooperative Extension office. On Fencing For Horses "Horse Fencing 101" available through the Augusta ...
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The Gongorae, Jay Pfahl, 29 Jul 98
... directly downward and for this reason they must be cultivated in a wire basket. The 1 to many flowered inflorescence has a heavy mostly ... of wire fencing to what ever size you want. Get in touch. jfall (jfal) Paula, try one of the plastic net pots and hang with a wire. ... bloomed on about eight spikes recently while I was away. I use wire baskets and osmunda. The plant has not been repotted in years. ...
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Gardening Tips - COMPOST - The Helpful Gardener
... . Bins are typically made of wood, but can also be made of cement, brick, plastic, wire fencing, or whatever strikes your fancy. Be sure, however, to avoid constructing your bin with chemically ...
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