Agroforestry Solutions
We supply Semi-Permanent and Permanent Electric Fencing from Kiwitech and Speedrite which offers a practical, reliable solution for all agroforestry systems. Designed with both durability and flexibility in mind, it protects tree rows from livestock while allowing for controlled, rotational grazing across the wider field. This approach supports sustainable land management and long-term productivity.
Key Benefits
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Durable and Long-Lasting
Kiwitech’s Semi-Permanent and Permanent fencing is engineered for longevity. Both the Plain and Arrow Posts are manufactured from premium fibreglass and can be driven directly into the ground. Proven to last 25+ years, they also offer the option to be removed and reused without compromising durability.
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Flexible by Design
As your system evolves, so can your fencing. Kiwitech posts are ideal for adapting to changes such as expanding tree rows or modifying paddock layouts. Their strength and reusability make them a practical choice for dynamic farm setups.
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Enhanced Grazing Systems
Electrified tree rows make it easy to tee off with temporary fencing, enabling rotational grazing across the field. By using the tree rows as a permanent subdivision, carrying both power and structure, you can optimise your grazing system and make better use of your land.
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Simple Installation and Low Maintenance
Kiwitech systems are designed with the farmer in mind: quick to install, straightforward to manage, and requiring minimal upkeep.
Got a project in mind?
Share your project details, even if it’s just an outline, and our team will recommend the best system setup for your farm, along with a tailored guide price.
If you can upload your fencing plans and any extra information, we’ll prepare a full bill of materials and a detailed quote to help you move forward quickly and confidently.
Whether you’re still in the planning stage or ready to order, we’re here to help. Just fill in the form and we’ll be in touch soon.
Got a question?
Give us a call on 01566 700395 or email sales@progressivefarming.co.uk
