You've never seen a farm water system like this...cheap, easy no electrical required!
You've never seen a farm water system like this...cheap, easy no electrical required! Today we'll be working with @Land to House on our passive cattle watering system. We'll install a ram pump, discuss how it works and show you how to build one for yourself! Hope you enjoy this bit of technology and education! Link to ram pump: https://amzn.to/2tJlfzc www.landtohouse.com @Land to House (channel link) LOOKING FOR TOOLS AND GOODIES USED ON THE FARM CHANNEL..HERE YA GO! https://www.amazon.com/shop/stoneyrid... (affiliate link to our Amazon page!) Follow Us on Facebook: / stoneyridgefarmer Support the farm! Pick up a nice Hat or Shirt in our online farm store: https://stoneyridgefarmer.com/ Support this Farm as a Channel Member: / @stoneyridgefarmer

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