Fencing for a farm or rural property has to hold up to demands a residential backyard fence never sees, livestock pressure, larger perimeters, and terrain that isn’t always flat and predictable. Backyard Borders builds farm and agricultural fencing designed for exactly that, understanding what a fence line actually needs to withstand when animals are on the other side of it.
What We Build for Farm and Rural Properties
Agricultural fencing has different demands than a residential backyard fence, and we build accordingly.
- Woven wire fencing: for livestock containment across pasture and grazing land
- High-tensile fencing: a strong, durable option for larger pastures and livestock areas
- Barbed wire fencing: for secure perimeter fencing and livestock containment
- Board fencing: a classic, durable choice for farms, pastures, and horse properties
- ElectroBraid fencing: a highly visible electric fencing option commonly used for horses and livestock
- Horse fencing: designed with the safety, visibility, and containment needs of horses in mind
- Farm-grade chain link and wire fencing: built with the same sturdy approach as our residential chain link fence installation
- Perimeter and cross-fencing: for property lines, pasture division, and rotational grazing
- Gates sized for equipment access: built for tractors, trailers, and farm equipment—not just foot traffic
Every farm property is different. Terrain, livestock type, acreage, and how the land is used all shape what the job actually needs. We quote each project individually rather than applying a flat rate.
A Growing Part of What We Do
Farm and agricultural fencing has historically made up a smaller portion of our workload than residential projects, but demand is growing. More property owners throughout Greene County and the surrounding areas are looking for a fencing contractor who understands livestock containment, pasture layouts, and the unique needs of rural properties. Whether you need fencing for cattle, horses, or general pasture management, this is a service we are committed to expanding with the same attention to detail and dependable workmanship we bring to every project.
Our Process for Farm Fencing
On-Site Walkthrough
Because farm properties vary so much in terrain and layout, we typically walk the property with you before quoting.
Post and Fence Installation
Posts and fencing are installed to handle the pressure livestock put on a fence line, whether that’s cattle leaning on a perimeter or general wear across a large pasture area.
Where residential jobs usually wrap in a day, larger farm and pasture fencing projects may take longer depending on total footage and terrain. Get your free farm fencing estimate today, and we’ll walk your property with you.
Why Backyard Borders for Farm Fencing
- 20+ years of experience: installing agricultural and livestock fencing across Northeast Tennessee
- Built to handle livestock pressure: fencing designed for the real demands of a working farm, not scaled-up residential fencing
- Licensed, insured, and bonded: a fencing company serving Northeast Tennessee’s rural and agricultural properties
Frequently Asked Questions
Woven wire is one of the most common and reliable options for cattle and general livestock containment. The right choice depends on your specific livestock, terrain, and budget, which we’ll walk through during your on-site estimate.
Farm fencing costs vary more than residential fencing because of the acreage, terrain, and material involved. We quote each farm property individually after walking the fence line with you.
Yes. Fencing needs differ somewhat between cattle and horses in terms of height and spacing, and we’ll design the fence around whatever livestock you’re containing.
It depends heavily on total footage and terrain. A smaller cross-fence might wrap up quickly, while a full perimeter fence on a larger property will take longer. We’ll give you a realistic timeline during your estimate.
Yes. Farm fencing carries the same manufacturer warranty as our residential installs, and any issue related to how it was built is repaired at no charge.
Get a Free Estimate Today
If you’re managing livestock and need a fence line that can actually handle the pressure, reach out to Backyard Borders for a free estimate. We’ll walk the property with you and quote it based on what your land and your animals actually need. Contact us today to get your free farm fencing estimate.