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Stray Voltage Relating to Dairy Farms
 

 
Topic - Stray Voltage
Subject - Stray Voltage Relating to Dairy Farms

January 23, 2006 

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Stray Voltage Relating to Dairy Farms

 

Dairy field inspectors are generally aware of stray voltage and the effects that can result from livestock exposed to excessive levels, but few have training to understand the sources and measurement techniques. Since conditions can arise both on-the-farm as well as off-the-farm that can lead to voltage conditions that may be adverse to livestock, there is always a need for electrical awareness.

 

Click here to review the protocol and findings from a dairy farm electrical safety check program instituted in Michigan to fill this need.

 
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Comments

  • This was interesting reading since I grew up on farms and now am a master electrician. Since I live in rural Iowa and hogs are more of a norm than milk cows, I think I'll check a few farms and see what comes up.

    Robert Olson
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