Overview
A good agricultural fence does three jobs: it keeps livestock where they belong, it marks where your ground ends, and it keeps doing both through years of wind, snow, freeze-thaw cycles and hot, dry summers. BODEGAS Fence & Welding installs and repairs fencing for farms, ranches, acreages and other rural properties in Lexington and the surrounding Central Nebraska area.
Whether you are fencing a new pasture, replacing a line that has been patched one too many times, or tightening up a boundary along a road or neighbor, we work with you to choose a fence that fits the animals, the ground and your budget.
Work in Action
Common problems we see
- Old fence lines that sag, lean or have broken posts after years of weather
- Cattle or other livestock testing weak spots and getting out
- New pasture, rotational paddocks or acreage that needs to be fenced from scratch
- Corner and gate posts that have shifted, letting the whole line go slack
- Property boundaries that need a clear, durable fence
How BODEGAS helps
- Walk the line with you and talk through livestock, terrain and how you use the ground
- Recommend practical fence types — barbed wire, woven wire or a combination
- Set solid corner, brace and gate assemblies so the fence stays tight
- Repair or rebuild damaged sections instead of replacing more than you need
- Leave the job site clean and the fence ready for livestock
Why it matters
- Nebraska weather is hard on fence. Strong bracing and proper wire tension matter more than anything else for a fence that lasts.
- A fence that is built right the first time saves hours of chasing cattle and patching wire later.
- Clear property lines help avoid disputes and protect crops, yards and roads.
BODEGAS serves customers in Lexington and surrounding Central Nebraska communities. Call 308-325-2096 or request a free estimate to talk about your project.
Get a free estimate for agricultural fencing
Frequently asked questions
What type of agricultural fence is right for my property?
It depends on the livestock, the terrain and how permanent the fence needs to be. Barbed wire is common for cattle pasture, while woven wire is often used for smaller livestock. We will talk through the options during your free estimate.
Do you repair existing fence or only build new?
Both. Many jobs are repairs — replacing posts, re-tensioning wire, rebuilding braces or fixing storm damage.
Where do you install agricultural fencing?
We serve Lexington, Nebraska and surrounding communities. Call or send a request with your project location and we will let you know if it is in our area.