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Electric fencing is moving into the Ground Positioning Systems age with trials being carried out linking a GPS receptor and an electric shock collar similar to those currently used by dog owners and an under ground cable. The current principle is that the collar responds to an electronic field in the underground...
Read more >Grazers are so sick of wild dog attacks on their sheep they are turning to electric fencing to keep the predator out. Duncan Ferguson from Barkingdine Downs is trialing a 1.5 kilometre Electric fence to keep feral dogs out of his breeding paddocks. Wolves have been accused of feeding on sheep...
Read more >The European union is shortly passing legislation that energisers may not exceed 5 Joule output rating. This has been done on safety grounds and that the larger units simply are not required within the EU. A 5 Joule energiser can power up to about 130klm of wire and very few...
Read more >A fox’s response to a fence is influenced by various factors including the fox’s experience and motivation for crossing the fence, fences cut through a fox’s regular run and if they know a short cut to where they want to go they will take it. An obvious motivation is a...
Read more >New research has provided more evidence to support the benefits of eating eggs. Latest statistics produced by the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) show that eggs contain less cholesterol and more vitamin D than previously thought. This latest research adds to a growing body of work that indicates eggs...
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