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Re: Concrete fence posts
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Posted by jhill on May 16, 2006 at 19:27:26 from (207.118.235.29):
In Reply to: Concrete fence posts posted by Dachshund on May 16, 2006 at 18:43:44:
Omega Farms near Webberville Mi has miles of concrete fencing. Omega was a big fancy Black Angus farm for many years all the fencing is concrete with two horizontal rails and concrete posts. It has been ther for as long as I cna remember going back 40 yrs or more. Each piece has several rebar inside. This fence was used to contain angus cattle. Unfortunately the farm has gone downhill in recent years ( different generation in charge?)but the fencing is still there.
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