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For a watering can shift or a hose timer. A 10 L can covers about 2 m2 a day, and a hose sprinkler covers about 20 m2.
Size the troughs. A trough that is too small for a hot day is the reason a cow stops eating. See Water Troughs And Algae.
For sizing a solar array for the electric fence, the lights or a small freezer. Multiply the panel area by the irradiance you can count on, not the best case.
The whole of food safety in one line. See Food Safety In The Kitchen.
The basic scheduling method. Multiply the daily water use by the crop stage, take off the rain, and divide by how well your system actually delivers.
For a shed, a fence charger or a small system. Size for the dark weeks of winter, not the bright ones. See Solar And Battery Storage.
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