Steven f/AZ, I am a little confused by your response. You said it was your experience with one, then later you said you that part of the problem was to many waterers in use at one time. Our farms are only about 30 miles south of yours and we never had any freeze. Nor have the neighbors. I have one unit 1/2 mile from the well/pressure tank, fed by buried 1 1/4 inch plastic pipe. The cost of running electricity out there would have been spendy indeed. No EQIP cost share on that. I wonder if you didn't have a water supply problem, I don't remember what it was but the units we installed had a pressure and flow minimum. Slope Electric Cooperatives rates are low now, but if you look at the increase of price of coal over the last few years I think it is only reasonable Basin is going to pass the cost along to us consumers.
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