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Mobile Hydraulic System for Regenerative Livestock

The video demonstrates a mobile hydraulic system for regenerative livestock, showing how water is stored, routed, and delivered to different animal groups in a pasture.

Water storage & setup

• A 2,500-liter storage tank serves as the main supply unit.
• The setup includes two additional 2,500-liter tanks.
• There are also upper reservoirs of ~30 m³ each, but they are not currently in use.

Plumbing / water distribution

Water is routed through:

• A valve connection
• A one-inch hose leading to the cows’ grazing area

The goal is to deliver water directly to where the animals are located.

Water needs estimate (used to plan capacity)

• Assumes each cow consumes about 80 liters/day.
• Example given:
  • 40 cows ≈ 3,200 liters/day
• Notes on variability:
  • On wet pasture, water consumption decreases.
  • On days with little sun, consumption decreases further.

Delivering water by animal group

The hose is redirected to multiple paddocks/areas (referred to as groups):

• Group 1 and Group 2: for cows
• Group 3: for horses (described as the “refresher” group)

The system includes water delivery that must be checked as it passes through an electric fence.

Monitoring & safety / flow control

• Emphasizes performing a final check to confirm water reaches its destination.
• Describes expected fill/flow behavior:
  • Once the equipment/tank is full, water does not continue flowing (indicating controlled/managed delivery).
• Notes the setup becomes completely sealed once completed.

Notable locations, products, and references

• Carlos is referenced as helping with equipment/permit placement.
• Mentions a mobile hydraulic network and hydraulic storage tanks (2,500 liters).
• Electric fence is used as part of the water delivery path.
• No specific travel destinations or recipes are mentioned.