Wire ties Baling wire is likely one of the most-used remedies for


cattle producers. It can be used to fi x just about anything. Wire ties are similar but faster. They are precut with a loop at each end, allowing for quick twisting when used with the proper tool. These ties are used mostly to wire rebar together but can be used the same as baling wire. They are inexpensive, available in lengths from 5 to 24 inches and even come galvanized, if desired.


Orange construction fence This makes a great temporary fence. It is lightweight,


Wire ties


keep repeated syringes readily accessible and prevent uncapped needles from puncturing the contents of your cooler. Used properly, it keeps vaccines cool between uses


and protects them from sunlight. It also keeps co- workers safe because syringes always go back in their holsters instead of lying on a table or tailgate.


highly visible, and easy to install and remove. Attach it to existing fences, trailers or t-posts with baling wire, wire ties or tarp straps to keep tension on it. Calm cattle will respect it as long as they are not crowded into it. I have seen it used successfully to move cattle across county roads, but you should follow local laws regarding this use.


Editor’s Note: This article was originally published in the June 2015 issue of Ag News and Views, a monthly publication of the Samuel Roberts Noble Foundation’s Agricultural Division, Ardmore, Okla.


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