Fencing & Handling GuideRural project contact directory
National agricultural contacts

Fencing and livestock handling, without the runaround.

Find conservation offices, Extension contacts, fencing suppliers and handling-equipment dealer locators. Start with your state, then choose the right source for your project.

57states, D.C. & territories
95preserved planning guides
12fence & handling topics

Start with a real contact path

Need fence installation, electric-fence hardware or cattle handling equipment? Government and Extension contacts help with technical questions; manufacturers’ dealer locators help find sellers. Neither is a list of certified private contractors.

1. Your location

Choose your state or territory; the local page keeps its complete county and area index.

2. Your project

Select perimeter fence, portable grazing, head gates, corrals, sheep panels or loading ramps.

3. Your contact

Follow official contact pages and manufacturer dealer-finders, then verify written quotes.

Browse the 57 state & territory directories

One practical directory page per jurisdiction. No thousands of duplicate county landing pages.

57 jurisdictions

Shop by project, not by buzzword

Original category topics have been consolidated into useful research pathways.

Working a herd? Start with handling safety.

Review gate placement, escape routes, footing and head-gate releases before the equipment arrives. A good design lets animals move calmly and workers stay out of pinch points.

Open the livestock handling safety guide

Doing the math?

Estimate line posts and wire for a basic straight run, then price corner bracing, gates and labor separately. The estimator is a planning tool, not an engineered design.

Use the free fence estimator
How this directory works: These are verified official contact sources, not claims that a specific contractor operates in every county. We have kept the 95 original checklists as reference material and retired the duplicated geographic pages.