He sounds like a younger version of Greg Judy. That is one interview/discussion I would love to see.

That's a great idea about putting the water trough in every other paddock since they rarely go back to the previous paddock to graze.

I thought you were here in California from the scenery, brown fields and eucalyptus but then you spoke…great video! being a California farmer it was nice to see your technique down under..keep the videos coming..

Very helpful video, thank you Cameron!

Awesome video sir!

Great work mate.

Great video, very informative! 👍🏻

Thank you

Is your water system gravity fed or from a hydrant?

Hi mate - what pipe would you use for a gravity system? would 1 inch not have too much friction?

@camerongriffin3860

Жыл бұрын

Hey mate, really depends on how many head you have to water and therefore the recharge rate required of your trough. With my gravity system I use this calculator to give me an idea of the recharge rate i can expect and then ill decide on a pipe diameter from there. www.copely.com/tools/flow-rate-calculator/

Hey, hi. What kind is the pipe named? Because I can see a blue line in it

Have you looked into the KiwiTech micro trough?

@camerongriffin3860

9 ай бұрын

Not yet mate any reviews on it?

How do you water to these locations with no electricity for your pump

@camerongriffin3860

4 күн бұрын

Hey Anthony! Usually ill just gravity feed from a header tank.

are you not worried about the cattle walking on the pipe and busting it??

@camerongriffin3860

Жыл бұрын

Hey Michael, no the pipe is run under the electric fence so the cattle can't physically stand on it. I probably should have made that more clear sorry. Cam

We’re do you get those fittings???

@jakeschuster9991

Жыл бұрын

Power flex fence has the quick connect fittings if you’re in America

Location??

How much does land cost per acre where you are, to buy?And how much is a heifer, steer and bull?

@camerongriffin3860

Жыл бұрын

Gday Charlotte, at the moment depending on the soil you can pay anywhere from $2000-$10,000, however all my land is currently leased at the moment. Cattle prices are very high, for a nice weaner heifer/steer you can expect to pay $1500-$2000/hd. As for a nice herd bull you might be set back $5000.

You may end up having rodents chew on the pipe causing holes, it does happen to some ranchers. I'd suggest putting up a bunch of good quality barn owl houses spread out near the edges of your property to cut down on rodent population, the bonus with that is by cutting down on the rodents you also cut down on ticks.😁

fyi thread tape actually puts a lot of stress on the outside plastic fitting, causing cracks and eventually a break. Especially how much your wrapping, 3+ times is really bad for the fittings. If you insist on wrapping, run a single loop.