Check the National Electric Code for location requirements for ground rod for electric fencer. I had done some research years ago and have heard of this problem. Keep looking until you find it. It will cause multiple problems that do not seem to be related.
There is a problem with inadequate size ground systems with the electric company. Sometimes they will not accept that they have a problem. If there is not large enough wiring back to the substation the electricity needs a return path to the substation and if the company neutral is not adequate, it will take the path of least resistance to the substation. Start with a qualified electrician to check things out. Then get the electric company involved. I have already told you more than I know, so will close.
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