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Field & orchard
Agricultural Fence for Crops and Livestock
Agricultural fence spans more than barbed wire—orchard deer fence in Chicago Park, vineyard perimeter in Penn Valley, and poultry pens near Rough and Ready each need specific mesh height and bury depth. Twin Rivers Fence specifies wire class and post spacing for your crop or stock, not generic catalog minimums.
Wire Systems
Woven field fence contains sheep and goats; high-tensile reduces stretch on long pulls. Poultry netting with roof wire stops raccoons and aerial predators common near oak woodlands.
Bottom wire buried or staked stops pig and coyote dig attempts in soft creek-bottom soil.
Equipment and Access
Wide swing gates at field ends save time at harvest. Removable sections at irrigation ditch crossings prevent annual wire cutting.
Frequently asked questions
Deer fence height for orchards?
Often seven to eight feet; some growers use double fence offset to confuse jumpers.
Galvanized vs coated wire?
Coated lasts longer in irrigated orchards with constant moisture on wire.
Permits for agricultural fence?
Usually lighter than urban privacy but height near roads may trigger review—check county planning.
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Phone (916) 906-2254
Grass Valley, CA — Serving Nevada County and nearby communities
- California contractor license #1089233
- Residential, commercial & agricultural fencing
- Warranty-backed workmanship — ask us for project details