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It’s a mistake to assume that water quality remains consistent from its entry point into the farm to its final distribution.
Whether your water comes from a municipal supply or a borehole, and regardless of whether it’s treated or not, there’s no guarantee your animals are drinking clean water. Microorganisms that form biofilms on the walls of your pipelines can lead to serious issues for your livestock.
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This involves introducing a high concentration of disinfectant into the pipelines for a short period. These concentrations exceed safety thresholds for animals and are applied in their absence—typically between production cycles—to eliminate biofilm and pathogens rapidly.
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This method involves continuously adding low doses of disinfectant to the water supply. It prevents biofilm formation and limits pathogen proliferation while remaining safe for animals.
After administering nutritional or medicinal supplements in the water, a temporarily increased dosage can boost cleaning efficiency.
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