One Drinking Place, Properly Insulated For a pen of calves, a sick bay or a small group of ewes, a long trough is the wrong shape: too much open water surface, too much cleaning, and a float valve that is always slightly out of reach of the animal that needs it. A single spot trough gives one cow or ...

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 ...

When Insulation Alone Is Not Enough An insulated trough handles ordinary frost. In a prolonged cold snap with wind chill well below freezing, even a well-built wall needs help, and that is where a controlled heating kit earns its place. Heating specification Length 4000 mm, six drinking positions ...

Winter Watering Without a Single Watt Farms in cold regions spend a surprising amount of the working day chopping ice. The Thermo range was developed to end that chore: a double-skinned polyethylene trough that keeps water open down to about -30 C with no element, no thermostat and no power cable to ...