Primary industries – livestock drinking water
Publication details [This report should be available soon]
Australian and New Zealand Governments, and Australian state and territory governments, 2018
Provides guidance and default guideline values applicable to both groundwater and surface water quality provided for livestock drinking water commonly found in Australia and New Zealand (sheep, cattle, horses, pigs and poultry). Includes biological, chemical and radiological characteristics that may affect animal health. This revised guidance, published in 2019, is from the ANZECC & ARMCANZ (2000) guidance for livestock drinking water.
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Downloadable version
| Document | Pages | File size |
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| Primary Industries — Livestock Drinking Water Guidance PDF | xx | xx MB |
| Primary Industries — Livestock Drinking Water Guidance DOCX | xx | xx KB |
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Background and rationale
Publication details [This report should be available soon]
Australian and New Zealand Governments, and Australian state and territory governments, 2018
Provides technical and background information to support our guidance provided on water quality for livestock drinking water. Focuses on the scientific data and methods used to develop the guidance and guideline values presented in the guidance document. This revised guidance, published in 2019, is based on the ANZECC & ARMCANZ (2000) background and rationale for livestock drinking water.
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| Primary Industries – Livestock Drinking Water – Background and Rationale DOCX | xx | xx KB |
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