In Cuba, the agricultural sector faces significant hurdles due to the high salinity of the coastal air and extreme humidity. Traditional cattle fence installations often suffer from rapid oxidation, leading to structural failures that jeopardize livestock security.
The regional demand has shifted toward high-zinc coated materials. Farmers are increasingly seeking livestock fence options that combine flexibility with tensile strength to accommodate the undulating terrains of the Cuban countryside.
Furthermore, the economic push for sustainable farming has increased the need for low-maintenance boundaries. This has led to a rise in the adoption of industrial-grade chain link fence for facility perimeters and specialized grazing areas.
