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Agricultural fencing

Agricultural fencing

Used to keep animals in or out of an area.

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    13%

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    13%

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    12%

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    9.8%

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    9.4%

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    5.7%

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    4.9%

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    Type of recessed barrier.

    4.5%

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    Anti-wolf fencing, with fluttering flags.

    4.1%

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    Freestanding structure preventing movement across a boundary.

    19%

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    Species of flowering plant.

    15%

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    Species of mammal.

    12%

  4. Hedgelaying

    Fencing with live plants.

    10%

  5. Electric fence

    Shock barrier to contain animals or people.

    8.9%

  6. Roundpole fence

    Type of fence.

    5.9%

  7. Boar hunting

    Hunting for wild boar or feral pigs.

    5.2%

  8. Eastern cottontail

    Species of rabbit in the genus Sylvilagus.

    5%

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    Large pest-exclusion fence in Australia.

    2.8%

  10. Rabbit-proof fence

    Pest-exclusion fence in Western Australia.

    2.3%