HARRISVILLE, N.H. — Wellscroft Fence Systems in Harrisville, NH will host its popular annual agricultural fencing clinic (now in its 31st year) on Saturday, May 5 and again on Sunday, May 6, 2018 from 8:30 am to 4:00 pm. The event is free, but online registration at www.wellscroft.com is encouraged.
Morning and afternoon clinics, hands-on lessons and demonstrations, and free advice from fence experts will help attendees learn to select, plan, build and maintain electric and non-electric agricultural fencing that best meets their needs. Morning sessions will focus on both permanent and semi-permanent electric fence systems. Afternoon sessions will cover non-electric, physical fence systems. Participants are welcome to attend morning, afternoon or both sessions on either Saturday or Sunday. Attendees have the option of purchasing lunch items offered by a local 4-H club, or bringing their own bagged lunch.
Wellscroft’s facility is located on a working farm that uses all styles of electrical and woven wire fencing, providing a great opportunity for attendees to see firsthand how various fences withstand the test of weather and time. Parts of the clinic are conducted outdoors and will be held rain or shine. Attendees should dress accordingly.
Participants who wish to pick up an order or estimate at the clinic should place their order or estimate request at least two to three weeks prior to the event to allow time for processing.
A detailed agenda for Wellscroft’s Annual Free Fence Building Clinic, registration, and directions are available online at www.wellscroft.com or by calling Wellscroft toll-free at 1-855-FARMFENCE.
About Wellscroft Fence Systems
Wellscroft Fence Systems is New England’s foremost agricultural fence provider. For 40 years, Wellscroft has tested the products it sells at its own working farm, selected as a New Hampshire Farm of Distinction in 1999. Owner David Kennard is a leader in the sheep industry and has received the Andrew L. Felker award for significant contributions to the health and vitality of New Hampshire agriculture. For more information, please visit www.wellscroft.com.
—Wellscroft Fence Systems
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