Fencing...

Fencing is a very important part of any horse farm. It is the thing that keeps your horses where you want them, away from harm. Too often, though, the sometimes overwhelming cost of properly building a fence causes some people to lose sight of the fences primary function and decide upon the cheapest way to just get it done. While it doesn't necessarily have to break the bank, doing it right the first time will be rewarded later with increased safety, aesthetics, and peace of mind. As an added bonus, the proper materials, installed properly, will decrease maintenance substantially (how's that for an incentive!)

What about electric fencing?

What are the safest fencing materials?

Where do I go to get the best deals?

Is pressure treated wood toxic?