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Barrier Keeps Cattle Out Of Tank
“I wanted to do my best to keep it a clean water source,” says Joel Vaad of the tank he installed on the cattle ranch he manages for the Colorado State University Research Foundation.
The 300-cattle herd was used to drinking out of waterholes, but in one pasture, Vaad needed to set up a tank fed from a spring.
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Barrier Keeps Cattle Out Of Tank LIVESTOCK Beef “I wanted to do my best to keep it a clean water source ” says Joel Vaad of the tank he installed on the cattle ranch he manages for the Colorado State University Research Foundation The 300-cattle herd was used to drinking out of waterholes but in one pasture Vaad needed to set up a tank fed from a spring To keep cattle from climbing into the tank he built a triangular-shaped barrier He drove two treated round posts on the outside of the tank next to the inlet which also helped protect the plumbing He drove in two more posts to create a triangle and then set rough-cut 2 by 10’s on edge on the tank and spiked the boards to the posts The simple barrier works well Vaad says The water stays clean and cattle have plenty of room to drink Contact: FARM SHOW Followup Joel Vaad 3314 Red Mountain Rd Livermore Colo 80536 ph 970 218-1187; joel vaad@colostate edu
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