Electric Netting

Electric netting is a budget-friendly and hassle-free setup solution that offers farmers mobility. Traditional fencing made moving animals from one grazing section to another quite a tricky feat. Posts shift, wires tangle, and setup eats into the day before chores even begin. Electric netting gives farmers more day-to-day control to manage poultry, goats, and sheep, and this is especially true when a fence sags after rain. Electric net fencing creates safer boundaries and is great for backyard flocks, rotational grazing, and even seasonal pasture setups.

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Portable Electric Net Systems for Easy Setup & Use

Portable electric net systems are best for farmers who need to move animals. The lightweight design makes setup faster than traditional fencing, and most rolls can be installed by one person without much trouble. That matters most on long summer days when nobody wants to wrestle with heavy posts. Electric netting also stores easily between uses, which helps save space in barns and sheds. 

Complete Electric Netting Solutions for Every Need

The fencing heights and spacing depend on the animals. Some farms also use positive and negative electric netting in dry soil, where grounding becomes harder. A complete system may include nets, energizers, posts, and connection cables. Getting the right combination early saves frustration later when animals begin testing weak spots along the fence line.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is electric netting and how does it work?

Electric netting is a portable fence. It is made with conductive strands that carry an electric pulse from an energizer. When animals touch the fence, they feel a quick shock, which tells them to avoid it. Combining vertical and horizontal lines, most systems create a barrier for livestock and poultry.

How easy is it to set up electric netting?

Most electric netting systems are rather easy to install. The posts are usually built into the mesh, so setup involves rolling out the fence and pushing posts into the ground. Smaller areas can be fenced within an hour. Uneven ground may take more time, but the process still feels easier than building permanent fencing from scratch.

Do I need a special energizer for electric netting?

Electric netting works best with energizers made for portable or livestock fencing. The amount of power needed depends on the type of animals you manage and the size of your fence. As chickens and sheep test fences often, they usually require a steady charge. Solar energizers reduce the need to be near power outlets.

What is Positive/Negative electric netting, and do I need it?

Positive/Negative electric netting includes alternating charged and grounded strands. The fence can remain effective in dry, sandy, or frozen soil where grounding can be reliable due to the design. For normal soil conditions, standard electric net fencing usually works well. A positive/negative setup benefits farms with weak grounding issues.

Which electric netting is best for chickens and poultry?

Poultry netting often has smaller openings near the bottom to stop chickens and small birds from slipping through. As chickens can challenge weak fencing, many farmers prefer shorter spacing between conductive strands. Lightweight poultry electric netting is ideal for backyard flocks and mobile coops. Taller nets help when predators are found near the farm.

Can I use electric netting for sheep and goats?

Yes, electric netting is commonly used for sheep and goats. Sheep usually stay within the fence once trained. However, goats can be stubborn and even curious. A taller fence with strong voltage tends to help reduce escape attempts. Many farmers rotate grazing sections using portable electric net systems because moving fences takes far less time than rebuilding permanent enclosures.

Find Electric Netting for Your Project at Starkline

Starkline offers electric netting options for poultry, sheep, goats, and rotational grazing systems. Choosing the right netting early can be beneficial for portable fencing for a small setup or larger pasture coverage. It can save time, stress, and constant fence repairs later in the season.