Farm and agricultural fencing
Keep cattle, goats and wild boar out of crops, and livestock in.
Updated 16 October 2026
What you are protecting against
Stray cattle and goats
Grazing animals push through loose strands and gaps, and can flatten young crops in a single night.
Wild boar and burrowing animals
Wild boar root and push under a fence where it sits above the ground, so the bottom edge matters more than the height.
Long, uneven boundaries
Farm perimeters cross slopes, bunds and channels, so the fence has to hold tension over long runs and changing ground.
Rust from water and weather
Rain, irrigation and damp soil attack poorly coated wire, which then sags and snaps.
The right products for agriculture & farming
Each one is made in our own plant. Tap a product for specifications and a quote.
Stay Lock Fence
Solid vertical stay wires and a knot that will not slip, with spacing that narrows towards the ground to stop smaller animals.
Barbed Wire
Hot-dip galvanised barbed wire made to IS 278, used alone for low-cost boundaries or as strands above and below mesh.
Chainlink Fence
ISI-marked chainlink to IS 2721 for a closed mesh around homesteads, sheds and high-value plots.
GI Fence Post
Hot-dip galvanised posts made to carry chainlink and barbed wire runs in the field.
Poultry Net
Chainlink, welded and hexagonal mesh options for poultry sheds and enclosures.
Who we fence for in agriculture & farming
How to plan it
Walk and measure the boundary
Measure the full perimeter and mark corners, gates, slopes and the points where water channels cross the line.
Match the fence to the animal
Cattle need height and strength; goats, dogs and wild boar need a tight mesh near the ground. Decide what you are keeping out first.
Protect the bottom edge
Where boar or burrowing animals are a problem, keep the mesh close to the ground or bury it slightly, and add a barbed strand along the base.
Brace corners and gates
Corner, end and gate posts carry the tension of the whole run, so set them deeper and brace them before stretching the wire.
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Agriculture & Farming fencing: questions
Which fence is best to stop wild boar on a farm?
A strong mesh with a well-secured bottom edge works best, because wild boar push and dig under fences rather than jump them. Stay lock fence with narrow spacing near the ground, or chainlink with a barbed strand at the base, are common choices. Nitin Wire Group can advise on the right option for your terrain.
What is the cheapest fencing for agricultural land in India?
Barbed wire on posts is usually the lowest-cost way to mark and protect farmland, which is why it is widely used on large holdings. It deters cattle but does not stop small animals, so many farmers add mesh along the lower part of the boundary.
Stay lock fence or chainlink: which is better for a farm?
Stay lock fence suits long open runs and livestock, because its solid vertical stays keep the mesh rigid and tolerate wider post spacing. Chainlink gives a closed mesh that stops smaller animals and suits shorter boundaries around sheds, homesteads and orchards. Many farms use both.
What sizes does stay lock fence come in?
Nitin Wire Group lists stay lock fence in 4 ft x 66 ft and 5 ft x 66 ft rolls. It is heavy-duty galvanised, with solid vertical stay wires and graduated spacing that narrows towards the ground. Contact the sales team to confirm stock for your order.
Do you deliver farm fencing outside Chennai?
Yes. Nitin Wire Group delivers fencing to rural sites outside Chennai, and customers have reported delivery to villages around 200 km away. Share your location and boundary length with the sales team on +91 91591 43131 for a delivered quote.
Get a price for agriculture & farming fencing
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Prefer to talk? Call +91 91591 43131 or email sales@nitinwiregroup.com.
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