New research evaluates virtual fences for use on NT cattle farms

CDU researchers Beth Penrose (pictured) and Sunil Kadri are studying the impact of virtual fences on NT farms. Photo credit: Charles Darwin University Cattle producers in northern Australia face unique challenges in adapting tools such as virtual fences to their properties, but new research from Charles Darwin University (CDU) aims to address the barriers to… Continue reading New research evaluates virtual fences for use on NT cattle farms

An upgrade to the security fence is planned following “criminal damage” at the Telford & Wrekin Council solar farm

Telford & Wrekin Council has applied for planning permission from its own development controllers to replace 2m high (6ft) fencing around its Wheat Leasows site with a new 3m high (9ft) welded mesh security fence. According to information on the planning portal, the existing fence consists of wooden posts and pig wire mesh. “The existing… Continue reading An upgrade to the security fence is planned following “criminal damage” at the Telford & Wrekin Council solar farm

Lakefront rules are on the agenda tomorrow – CCN – Columbus County News

Lake Waccamaw commissioners will consider a text change regulating structures along the waterfront on Tuesday. A public hearing on the proposed ordinance will be held at 5:00 p.m. in the city commissioners' rooms, 205 Flemington Drive. The change is reportedly intended, in part, to clarify the need for building permits for projects such as privacy… Continue reading Lakefront rules are on the agenda tomorrow – CCN – Columbus County News

All eyes are on Lulamba, who makes his first start over fences in Exeter

Recent rain at Haldon Hill resulted in the racing being near perfect to mild, meaning a small but select field of six runners was declared for the Royal Oak, Heavitree “Chasing Excellence” Beginners' Chase. Normally the prospect of a Grade 1 winner like Lulamba would put off opponents – but the start to the National… Continue reading All eyes are on Lulamba, who makes his first start over fences in Exeter

“Do they have the power?”

New Africa/Shutterstock It's funny when it's the plot of a comedy, but strained relationships with a neighbor in real life can feel more like a horror movie. And it is fences that are often at the center of neighbor-on-neighbor conflicts. Redditor CeleryAdmirable3291 explained such a situation on the legal advice subreddit r/AskALawyer after… Continue reading “Do they have the power?”

Why snake-like “crinkle-crankle” walls are an engineering genius

If you wander the English countryside long enough, you'll eventually come across what looks like a brick wall designed by a snake. The long, snaking fences that curve back and forth are called crackle walls. However, these whimsical walls are more than just decorative. The highlight: These curved walls actually use fewer bricks than a… Continue reading Why snake-like “crinkle-crankle” walls are an engineering genius

Why Native Plants Are the Best Option for Privacy Hedging in California – Orange County Register

I live in a neighborhood whose original houses were built 75 years ago. These homes are modest single-story bungalows on 6,500 square meter lots. However, as in many Los Angeles neighborhoods, such homes are slowly being removed. Two-story houses are being built in their place. From the second floor you can look into your neighbor's… Continue reading Why Native Plants Are the Best Option for Privacy Hedging in California – Orange County Register

Paddy Power Gold Cup tips and runners guide for Cheltenham 2.20 – Paddy Power News

The Ridoto faces 14 rivals as he attempts to win the Paddy Power Gold Cup for a second successive year at Cheltenham on Saturday. Paddy Power ambassador Harry Cobden takes the ride and the gelding's handicap is just 1lb higher compared to last year's winning score. Jag He leads the field after making a 9lb… Continue reading Paddy Power Gold Cup tips and runners guide for Cheltenham 2.20 – Paddy Power News

Pune Railway Department is completing fencing of around 92 km of Lonavla-Pune-Daund section

Pune: Fencing of vulnerable sections of Lonavla-Pune-Daund railway line is expected to be completed by April next year. So far, 92,416 km of the total 290 km route has been secured, Pune Railway Department officials said. This ambitious project, initiated in early 2024, addresses the alarming number of track violations and associated casualties that have… Continue reading Pune Railway Department is completing fencing of around 92 km of Lonavla-Pune-Daund section