💧 Daily Water Requirements for Farm Animals 🐄🐎🐖🐑
Proper hydration is essential for livestock health, growth, and productivity. Here's how much water different farm animals need per day:
🐄 Cattle
✅ Dairy cattle – 80-90L (High due to milk production)
✅ Beef cattle – 50-70L (Depends on weight and weather)
🐎 Horses
✅ Lactating horse – 45-55L (Increased due to milk production)
✅ Horse doing medium work – 35-45L (Higher water loss through sweating)
🐖 Swine (Pigs)
✅ Lactating swine – 12-15L (Peak demand due to milk production)
✅ Growing swine – 6-8L (Essential for development)
🐑 Sheep
✅ Lactating sheep – 4-6L (Higher for nursing ewes)
✅ Growing sheep – 3-4L (Supports metabolism and growth)
🐔 Poultry
✅ Chickens – 0.25-0.5L (Small but frequent intake)
💡 Key Takeaways:
🔹 Water needs vary by species, age, weight, and production stage.
🔹 Hot weather increases water demand.
🔹 Fresh, clean water improves animal health and productivity.
💦 Always ensure your livestock have access to clean drinking water

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