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Australian farmers are confident that erecting exclusion fences could ease the grazing pressure from kangaroos and cut down on the population of wild dogs on their properties.
This group of producers in the Tambo-Blackhall region share their story.
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Introducing our newest piece of equipment; the Munro Telesett Autodriver. The Autodriver has a fast action auger for drilling holes and a powerful post driver for setting a tightpost. The added feature of the telesett means it can also drive extra long posts up to 3.4m, useful for round yards and tall fencing.
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On budget night, the government announced that farmers would be able to deduct the full cost of water facilities and fencing in the year in which they were purchased, and depreciate the cost of fodder storage assets over three years.
However, in the budget papers, those tax breaks were not due to start til the 2016-17 year, meaning farmers wouldn’t see the benefits until their 2017 tax returns.
In a joint statement released on Wednesday, Mr Hockey and Mr Joyce announced that those changes would now be brought forward and made available immediately.
“Australian farmers can now claim a tax deduction on all capital expenditure on water facilities, fodder storage assets and fencing incurred since the 2015 Budget was handed down at 7:30pm on 12 May,” the statement said.
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What purpose is your fence going to provide?
There are many difference reasons for constructing a fence: privacy, creating a boundary, security, safety, containment of animals.
The purpose will influence the style, regulations and durability needed in the design of your fence. From here you can then work on the decorative element of the fence depending on what materials are available to suit the required purpose.
When it comes to boundary fences, shared fence = shared cost. As is the regulations here in Australia, however there is more you need to consider. In particular if you or your neighbour desires more work than necessary then the distribution of costs should reflect this preference. Our advice is to keep neighbourly niceties by always approaching your neighbours in person to discuss your thoughts on a new fence prior to starting the process. Follow this link for more helpful advice on your rights and responsibilities on Boundary Fencing
The styles available in the current market seem endless and sometimes overwhelming. The good thing is almost all materials can be customised to suit any location. Points to consider are; do you want to make a statement and the fence be the focus point? Or are you wanting it to compliment the natural beauty of the yard? Or perhaps you want it to visually discourage intruders? Something many people overlook when designing their fence is the entrance. The entrance to a property is perhaps one of the most important aspect as it can truly add value to the property by improving your street appeal.
Should you require any help in the design stage please feel free to contact us.
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