fencing
Fence a mountain with Bonnox to keep game in
“The eland literally ganged up and then walked through the fence as a body. We had just moved in here when the eland bull and five cows combined and flattened 100 metres of the eleven strand fence near our farm entrance. And when an eland roams free in this[...]
Bonnox Ringlok® fencing excels over hills and dales
If you believe that everything has to be fenced safely in its own domain, Bonnox is the fence that will do it for you. Kobus Pretorius and his wife, Erna, gave up their town existence for Panbult, their own piece of paradise – a smallholding in the plantations near[...]
Fencing for the future: Bonnox opens the gate to growth
“We currently have 500 ewes with 300 lambs, but we want to expand to a thousand ewes,” says Phamy van Vuuren, leader of the all-women sheep farming team on the farm Onrust near Christiana in South Africa. Phamy, her daughter-in-law, Monique van Vuuren, and daughter, Jacqueline Botes, have great[...]
How to handle your beef cattle
The devil is in the detail and keeping this in mind is especially important when designing your feedlot. You can save yourself a lot of trouble, time and money if you spend a good part of your project on planning the nitty-gritty parts of your feedlot. We thank the[...]
Bonnox encloses from pigs to predators
“Good fences make good neighbours.” We have all heard this little gem of wisdom before, but if you can add ‘quality’, ‘durable’ and ‘lasting’ to the description, you most probably have erected Bonnox-fencing on your farm already. Bonnox doesn’t need an effusive introduction to the ProAgri Zambia reader and[...]