How Do Farmers Source Water?
Over two-thirds of all freshwater resources on the planet are used for agricultural purposes. Farming is a thirsty business, especially if livestock are involved. The average lactating cow will require between 60 and 100 litres of fresh water every day, while a lactating sow or gilt will need between 15 and 30 litres of water. That’s an awful lot of H2O!
How, then, do farmers source their water? To read the full article from Envirotech Online, click here.
H.D. Services offer water supply solutions for all and have numerous supply wells feeding farms for irrigation, troughs and other uses. For more information, visit the water supply borehole section of our website.
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