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A Revolution in Timber Fencing

A Revolution in Timber Fencing

WoodShield fencing posts and rails are perfectly suited to horse studs, training facilities, equestrian centres or the hobby farm as the coated timber posts are a strong, safe, chemical free fence post and are virtually maintenance free. Combing the strength and...

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Post Disposal not a Problem

In Australia, vineyards use approximately 50 per cent of all agricultural posts, with the majority of pine posts used in agriculture treated with copperchromium-arsenic timber preservative. For many years CCA was treated as relatively benign and it use was widespread....

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Horse fencing for the future, Equestrian Life Oct/Nov

One of the most sought after features for aspiring horse property owners is that stunning black or white post and rail fencing that not only frames a property, but provides the safest method of containment. It’s a case of good looks meets necessity. Like any...

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Duty of Care in Aquaculture, Spring 2012

Without the maintenance of good water quality in oyster growing and harvest areas the Australian industry – with a marketplace return of over $300m/yr – would cease to exist. There are many examples to prove this. It is no surprise then that, in most areas where it...

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CCA Restrictions Encourage Vineyard Trellis Post Rethink

The trellis posts most commonly used in Australian vineyards are made of pine treated with the chemical preservatives creosote or copperchromium-arsenate to protect the timber against termites and wood rot. New restrictions on the use of copper chrome arsenate for...

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Radio Interview

ABC South East SA Monday 19th March Breakfast with Alan Richardson Interviewed at the South East Field Days - Lucindale

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Fencing Innovation

A Circular Economy

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