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3. Wooden Fencing While wooden fencing provides an aesthetically pleasing option, it can be more expensive, costing between $10 to $30 per linear foot. Installation and maintenance can also be labor-intensive, increasing overall costs due to the need for regular treatments and repairs.

It is essential to recognize that not all fencing is created equal. Farmers must carefully consider the materials, height, and design of their fencing based on their specific needs. Common materials for farmyard fencing include barbed wire, wooden posts, chain-link, and electric fencing. Each option has its benefits and drawbacks; for example, while electric fencing is effective for keeping animals in, it may not be the best choice for farms with small children or where livestock needs frequent access and egress.