Thanks! It’s cool to be able to show it.

Thanks!

Thanks mate. It is, east of Taihape.

“E Noho”means sit in Māori. Our system seems to work quite well but I’m no expert with water pressure and flow.

Thank you for your reply. I have been involved installation of about 6 rural water schemes in Canterbury. Not as a consultant. Basically in old fashion measurements if you hav a tank 100 feet above a closed tap the pressure will be 43 psi. Turn on the tap and pressure will drop off. Big flow by a lot or not much if it’s a pinhole type leak as in your vid. Basic design for schemes in our area was for a continuous flow relying on suitable storage. Good in theory not in practice as tanks full up and pressures rise. Check pipe classification and remember these schemes may have been installed in the 70’s now 50 years old. Don’t be like govt an ignore basic asset management. Enjoy your vlods.

Ideally at weaning - 120 days . But most are 6-7 months after spending 2-3 weeks on a Chickory and clover crop. I haven’t worked out our average weight this year it’s around 17kg Carcass weights or 40Kg live weight. Cheers