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Agricultural & Stock Fencing in Kildare

Sheep wire, stock netting, post and wire, barbed wire and electric fencing for farms and land.

Midland Landscapes provides agricultural fencing across Kildare, Laois and Carlow: sheep fencing, cattle fencing, livestock and wire fencing for farms of every size, erected with our own post driver and crew. Stock-proof boundaries, field divisions, roadside fencing and TAMS-standard specifications, done quickly and built to hold cattle and sheep for years.

Get a free farm fencing quote

Tell us a little about the job and we will come back to you with a price.

Free site visits and quotes across Kildare, Laois & Carlow.

Farm and stock fencing options for Kildare

Tell us what stock you are holding and where the fence runs. We will spec the posts, wire and strainers to suit, and fence long runs fast with the post driver. Keeping horses? See our equine fencing. For a timber front boundary or farm entrance, we also do post and rail fencing, and our groundworks crew can clear overgrown lines first.

Sheep wire & stock netting

Sheep wire or stock netting on driven posts with a top strand of barbed or plain wire, the standard stock-proof field fence.

Post & wire boundary fencing

Strained plain or barbed wire fencing for cattle boundaries, roadside fencing and dividing larger fields.

Electric fencing

Permanent and semi-permanent electric fencing for strip grazing, paddock divisions and reinforcing existing boundaries.

Planned from the ground up

How we erect agricultural fencing

01

Walk the line

Agree the route, corners, strainer positions and where gates and water access are needed.

02

Posts & wire

Drive the posts, set the strainers and strain the wire or netting to the right tension for the stock.

03

Tie off & finish

Tie off every corner and strainer, check the tension along the run and leave it tidy and stock-proof.

What affects the cost of farm fencing in Kildare

A useful quote starts with the details of the land.

Include a rough length, or a map of the fields, if you have one.

Before you request a farm fencing quote

Cattle, sheep or both

Tell us what stock the fence has to hold. Sheep need netting, cattle can be held with strained wire.

Grant specification

If the fencing is going in under TAMS or another scheme, let us know and we will fence to the required spec.

Old fencing in the way

Mention if there is old wire or posts to be pulled out and taken away before the new fence goes in.

Get a quote

Get an agricultural fencing quote in Kildare, Laois or Carlow

Tell us where the land is, what stock you keep and a rough length. Not sure yet? That’s fine, we will advise at the site visit.

1  Your enquiry  —  2  Scope discussion  —  3  Project quote

We’ll only use your details to respond to your enquiry.

FAQ

Agricultural fencing in Kildare: common questions

Anything else? Call us on 087 677 3559 or send an enquiry above.

Sheep wire or stock netting on driven posts, with a strand of barbed or plain wire along the top. We strain it properly so lambs cannot push underneath.

Yes. We regularly fence to the Department specification for grant-aided work, including post sizes, spacings, wire grades and strainer assemblies.

Yes. We drive all posts with our own tractor-mounted post driver, which gives a far stronger fence than hand setting and lets us fence long runs quickly.

Pressure-treated round posts and strainers as standard, with creosoted timber available where you want the longest possible life.

Yes. We supply posts, strainers, sheep wire, stock netting, barbed wire and fittings, and erect everything with our own crew.

We are based in Kildangan, Co. Kildare and fence across Kildare, Laois and Carlow. Nearby jobs outside that are usually fine, just ask.

Send an enquiry with your area, what stock you keep and a rough length, with a field map if you have one. We will come out, walk the line and give you one written quote.