Horizontal landscape of free range grass fed cattle (mixed breed cows and calves) walking towards water drinking trough in country green grass and mud in rural Byron Bay NSW Australia Country Cattle ...

Cows drinking water on dairy farm. Various large and small cows drink water from iron trough. beautiful brown horse walks towards feeding trough This video shows a beautiful brown horse walking ...

Ensuring that 100% of the cattle in the pen reach a spot at the water trough within a 4- to 6-hour window is the next level of concern. Water trough size and, in some cases, distribution should be ...

The only constant is change and I have seen a lot of changes in beef production; this article will outline some of them. With ...

You don’t need me or anyone else to tell you that water is important for livestock and all other living things. The necessity of water is common sense, but what tends to fall by the wayside is just ...

But lactating or growing cattle may need twice that amount. That means that a 1,200-pound steer in the pasture could be drinking at least 12 gallons of water a day, but others may be drinking up ...

Lactating dairy cows have a substantial requirement for water, which shouldn’t come as a surprise because milk is nearly 90% ...

Sewage treatment has broken down in Maluti-a-Phofung municipality All seven of the Maluti-a-Phofung municipality's wastewater treatment works are in a state of failure, releasing untreated or barely ...

Livestock owners are being reminded to look for signs of blue-green algae when inspecting farm dams, troughs and other water ...

A water intake of 10–15 litres per 100 kg of body weight per day A trough capacity requirement of 5–7 litres per livestock unit Stock don’t like to walk more than 250 metres to get a drink More ...