Supplementary Minerals, Delivered at Licking Speed Loose minerals in a trough get kicked, rained on and sorted through, and the cow still walks away short of what she needs. A pressed block solves the delivery problem: the animal takes what it wants at its own pace, the block stays where it is put, ...

End-Post Hardware That Makes a Temporary Fence Work A temporary fence is only as good as its ends. The strainer is the piece that converts a loose length of poly rope into a taut, conductive line, and it is the part most often left out of a starter order. What it does The strainer is fitted at the ...

20 mm Tape: The Economical Middle Ground Between the 12 mm ribbon used for short divisions and the 40 mm horse tape sits a width that many farms settle on for general paddock work. At 20 mm the tape is visible enough for stock, light enough to handle from a quad bike reel, and priced for long ...

Why the Colour of a Trough Matters in the Sun On an exposed pasture, a dark trough absorbs solar heat and the water inside climbs towards air temperature by mid-afternoon. Cattle drink less, and warm standing water grows algae faster than most farmers expect. Blue shell, cooler water The outer skin ...