Sized for the Smaller Stock A full-size cattle trough is the wrong tool for a pen of calves or a group of ewes: too deep for a lamb to reach comfortably, too much water to keep fresh, and too heavy to move when the pen is cleaned. This 170 cm unit has four drinking spaces at a height that suits ...

No Return, No Cross Contamination In a return cup, dip that has touched a teat flows back into the reservoir. On a herd with a mastitis problem that is exactly the wrong direction of travel. The non-return design used in this cup keeps used dip in the upper chamber and only fresh product reaches the ...

A Drinker Built Around the Refill Rate The failure mode of most cattle drinkers is not the body but the valve. A cow drinks 60 to 100 litres a day and takes much of it in a few long visits; if the refill is slow the basin is empty when the next animal arrives, and the group starts fighting at the ...

One Trough That Covers Four Species Mixed farms rarely have the budget for a different waterer per species. This trough is shaped so that a horse, a pig, a sheep and a cow can all drink from it comfortably, which keeps spares simple and lets stock move between paddocks without changing equipment. ...