Websites
Sustainable Farming Connection Homepage
With its motto: “Sustainable Farming Connection: Where farmers find and share information,” this website contains a wealth of helpful information about fencing and animal containment for the farmer or rancher. go»
Pasture Management & Grazing
University of Wisconsin's Extension Office website covers a wide range of issues regarding pasture management, animal health, and electric fencing. go»
Oklahoma Cooperative Extension Service
Oklahoma State University's Division of Agricultural Sciences and Natural Resources website covers various aspects of agriculture. go»
LPES Curriculum Small Farm Fact Sheets
These fact sheets contain information about a variety of small farming topics, including The ABCs of Electric Livestock Fencing. go»
pdf's 17 Mistakes to Avoid with Electric Fencing, by Wayne Burleson from the Sustainable Farming Connection. go» Fencing Systems for Rotational Grazing: Grounding Electric Fences
Tom Cadwallader and Dennis Cosgrove of the University of Wisconsin's Extension Office have an excellent article about grounding electric fencing systems. go» 
Fencing Systems for Rotational Grazing: Keeping the Current Flowing
Tom Cadwallader and Dennis Cosgrove of the University of Wisconsin's Extension Office have a very informative pdf about electric fencing currents. go»
Electric Fencing for Sheep
Gerald Fitch, the Extension Sheep Specialist of the Oklahoma Cooperative Extension Service, presents excellent information in this article about sheep containment and control. go»
Construction of High Tensile Wire Fences
Detailed article about the construction of a high tensile wire fence including layout, post types, construction, etc. by R.A. Bucklin et al. from the University of Florida, IFAS Extension, EDIS. go»
Constructing High-tensile Wire Fences
Very informative article by Susan W. Gay, Extension Engineer of the Virginia Cooperative Extension of Virginia Tech and Virginia State University. go»
Building an Electric Antipredator Fence
Oregon State University's Extension Service gives informative tips for building a fence to keep predators outside and livestock inside the fence. go»
Electric Fencing for Serious Graziers
This publication by the USDA Natural Resources Conservation Service from Columbia Missouri gives clear but detailed information about electric fences for animal containment and control. go»
Fi-Shock™ electric fence systems provide safe, secure, superior quality electric fencing for all your animal containment and control needs. 
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