Gallagher Animal Management

14/10/2026

Safe fencing starts with animal welfare. Whilst barbed wire acts as a physical barrier with sharp points, with an electric fence, animals learn to respect the boundary of the pasture. This significantly reduces the risk of injury. More and more livestock farmers are therefore switching to electric fences.

👉 Read how an electric fence contributes to animal welfare: https://brnw.ch/21x6oDF

07/10/2026

Are you looking for a sustainable alternative to barbed wire? In terms of application, high-tensile wire comes closest to a traditional barbed wire fence. It is strong, low-maintenance and suitable for permanent fences for cattle, sheep and nature reserves.

A safe solution with a long service life, and suitable for electric fences.

👉 Discover high tensile fences: https://brnw.ch/21x6eie

01/10/2026

From barbed wire to an electric fence: which solution suits your situation? Are you considering replacing your existing fences? If so, there are various options available. From high-tensile wire to polywire or tape: the right choice depends on your animals, pastures and requirements.

In our blog, you can read about the available options and how to go about making the switch.

👉 Read the blog: https://brnw.ch/21x65E6

28/09/2026

25/09/2026

The Gallagher Insulated line post!
Flexible, but strong! Easy to install and light weight! But wow! Is it hard to get out by hand!!
We asked some very strong peiple at to give it a go!

25/09/2026

All set up and ready to tackle day 2 of the

23/09/2026

The purchase price doesn’t tell the whole story. Battery energisers are often cheaper to buy, but involve recurring costs as batteries need to be replaced or recharged. A solar-powered battery energiser requires a higher initial investment, but actually saves you money in the long run. With no battery costs and minimal maintenance, the payback period is often achieved within just a few seasons.

That’s why more and more people are opting for a solution that pays for itself. Curious about Gallagher’s solar energisers? Take a look at them here: https://brnw.ch/21x5TO8

16/09/2026

Solar or battery energiser: the main difference lies in how they’re used. You set up a solar electric fence system once and it then does its job independently. Thanks to charging via daylight, the system remains active at all times, without you having to worry about it.

With battery energisers, you can’t avoid having to replace or recharge the battery. With battery energisers, you’ll need to factor in regularly replacing or recharging the battery, which costs time and money throughout the season.

Curious about Gallagher’s solar energisers? Take a look here: https://brnw.ch/21x5J2e

11/09/2026

UK Dairy Day is just around the corner. Visit the Gallagher stand on September 16th to explore our latest fencing and livestock management solutions and speak with our team about products that are eligible under current grant schemes

09/09/2026

With mobile fences, it’s all about reliability. You want to be able to rely on a constant voltage, day in, day out. Battery energisers have been known for their predictability for years. But modern solar energisers have also proven to be reliable. Thanks to smart technology and charging via daylight, you can rely on them just as much.

But when should you choose a battery-powered unit and when should you opt for solar power? Read the blog and find out what suits your situation best: https://brnw.ch/21x5ygW