Wooden Fences: Wooden fences were a common type of sheep farm fencing in the past. These fences are sturdy and well-suited for free-range sheep. However, sheep often develop a habit of scratching themselves by rubbing their horns against branches during free-range grazing. Using wire mesh fences can easily lead to skin abrasions and infections. If a sheep develops an infection, you can use a disinfectant like "Junmi Taibao" to disinfect the skin and prevent further infection.
Galvanized Dutch Wire Mesh: This type of mesh is also common for sheep farm fencing. Its advantages include lower purchase cost and ease of adjustment. The posts can be made of wood or small trees, allowing farmers to adjust the fencing according to the terrain of the farm.
Cattle Fences: Cattle fences are typically used in large-scale livestock farms. These fences are made entirely of galvanized steel wire, making them sturdy, flexible, and impact-resistant.
