SATURN flushes and refills itself on a schedule you set from your phone. You get the time back.
The flush does the cleaning. You check the trough, you don't tip it out and scrub it.
Ten minutes a trough, five times a week, is about 43 hours a year. For each trough.
It keeps flushing on schedule and the float keeps it full, as long as your water supply is on.
Mud, algae and feed settle on the bottom. Stock drink less from warm, stagnant water, and someone has to clean it out again.
"Troughs should be completely emptied, cleaned and re-filled every 1 to 2 days."Agriculture Victoria, Water supply in stock containment areas
Filmed on farm, with narration.



One trough cleaned five times a week, ten minutes a time, with your labour at $35 an hour. Your numbers will be different.
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We install a trough beside your existing water. At the end you decide. How the trial is judged is agreed in writing first.
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