I don't have water running out to the barn, so I fill up gallon sized jugs of water and stack 'em up.
I put about a 1/4 tsp of ACV in each jug.
I use this water for all of my chickens and sheep.
Can't say that I noticed any 'difference' but it doesn't hurt to add it.
We have automatic waters - I think they hold 5 gallons water. We add two cups each week to the waterer. I think it helps with a lot of things and I have never had any UC problems with my bucks.
I think any ACV will do, but I use ACV with the mother since I figure the live cultures will have more bang for your buck. No pun intended.
I go through alot of ACV so I make my own. It's super easy. I also have automatic waterers that hold 5 gallons. I keep a jug of ACV nearby and once a week I just dump some in. don't measure it out - I just dump it in. Probalby somewhere around 1/2.
It has wonderful benefits - I'm sure a google search would provide you with more details but I do know that it is very good for you/your animals immune system and digestion. All fermented food products are wonderful for you. The improved digestion allows the animal to take in more nutrients from the food which improves their condition as well as reduces the amount of feed (and even less if you use fermented feed). It also raises the acidity in their intestines which makes it inhospitable for parasites and nasties.
Wow, that sounds great, going to add that to my list of must do's. Years ago I never did all this special stuff for my goats, so I am expecting awesome healthy goats! Kelp, now I never heard of that before, but yep its going in the feeder also....I think they might eat better than I do...