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Fence and Acreage Guide

  

Acreage Guide

 Use this diagram to calculate the number of rods of fence required to enclose fields of different sizes.

1/4 mile = 1,320 ft. or 80 rods
1 rod = 16 1/2 ft.
1/2 mile = 2640 ft. or 160 rods
10 rods = 165 ft.
1 mile = 5,280 ft. or 320 rods
20 rods = 330 ft.



Acreage Table
Acres
Fence 20 Rod Ft. Rolls
Fence 100 Ft. Rolls
Barb Wire 80 Rod Rolls
1 Strand
1
3
9
1
2
4
12
1
3
5
17
1
4
5
17
2
5
6
19
2
6
7
21
2
7
7
22
2
8
8
24
2
9
8
25
2
10
8
26
2
11
8
28
2
12
9
29
3
13
10
31
3
15
10
33
3
16
11
34
3
17
11
35
3
18
11
36
3
19
11
37
3
20
12
38
3
25
13
42
4
30
14
46
4
35
15
50
4
40
16
53
4
45
17
56
5
50
18
60
5
55
19
62
5
60
20
65
5
65
21
68
6
70
22
70
6
75
22
73
6
80
23
75
6
85
24
77
6
90
24
80
6
95
25
82
7
100
26
84
7
105
26
86
7
10
27
88
7
115
28
90
7
120
28
92
7
125
28
94
7
150
31
103
8
175
34
111
8
200
36
118
9
225
38
126
10
250
40
132
10
275
42
139
11
300
44
145
11
325
46
151
12
350
48
157
12
375
49
162
13
400
51
167
13
425
53
173
13
450
54
177
14
475
56
182
14

1047-6-9 Example



How to Read Field Fence Specifications


Example: 1047-6-9
10
 = No. of line wires
47
= Height in inches
6
= Spacing between vertical stay wires in inches
9
= Wire gauge

Wire Gauge
Fencing is made from various gauges of wire - from very heavy to very light. The chart shows you the size of each gauge (Ga.) The larger the number, the smaller the wire.

9 Ga.
10 Ga.
11 Ga.
12-1/2 Ga.
14 Ga.
14-1/2 Ga.
16 Ga.
17 Ga.
18 Ga.
20 Ga.


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