June 2026 Facebook Campaign Schedule

Estimator + Giveaway launch. Already scheduled.

• Confirm post publishes at 6:30 AM.
• Check that s1kg.com/quote link works from the post.
• Check that s1kg.com/giveaway link works from the post.
• Reply quickly to early comments.

• Post screenshot of announcement post: “The estimator is live.”
• Post estimator screenshot or link: “Draw your project online.”

Trough beside the well creates heavy traffic, mud, manure concentration, erosion, and possible well-area runoff concerns.

• Use real trough/well/pasture photo if available.
• Explain why convenience can create problems.
• End with a question about trough location.

Use tractor photo. Keep it short and point people to the estimator.

• Use tractor photo or giveaway graphic.
• Mention 53 farmers and ranchers have already used the estimator.
• Put s1kg.com/quote near the top.
• Mention no purchase necessary and rules link.

• Post question: “Are you still dragging hoses to water livestock?”
• Post quote tool reminder with s1kg.com/quote.

Longest hose seen: around 1,600 feet. Ripped hose ends, injury risk, and algae inside above-ground hoses.

• Tell the story plainly.
• Ask: What is the longest hose you have used?
• Mention permanent waterline as the better long-term solution.

Show what people actually do in the tool.

• Use estimator screenshot.
• Mention: draw line, mark watering points, submit quote request.
• Use s1kg.com/quote.
• Keep giveaway as a secondary reminder.

• Post behind-the-scenes clip of hose-size test.
• Post “Video coming soon” and link to estimator.

Adequate flow up to the trough can still bottleneck through a 1/2-inch garden hose.

• Record or reference 1/2-inch vs 3/4-inch hose idea.
• Explain smallest restriction limits the whole system.
• End by asking what the smallest hose or pipe size is on their system.

Make the post about project planning, not just the giveaway.

• Use trench photo.
• Ask whether they are planning water infrastructure this year.
• Point them to the estimator.
• Mention the June giveaway briefly.

• Post at least one simple story related to the day’s topic.
• Add s1kg.com/quote where appropriate.
• Save any replies/questions for future posts.

Tank right beside the well covered with two inches of algae. You could not see the water.

• Tell the story without exaggerating beyond what happened.
• Ask: Are cows drinking water or algae?
• Tie back to clean water and trough maintenance.

Simple reminder before the weekend.

• Use giveaway graphic.
• Mention $100 Visa Gift Card.
• Tell them to submit a quote request during June.
• Link to s1kg.com/quote and rules.

• Post at least one simple story related to the day’s topic.
• Add s1kg.com/quote where appropriate.
• Save any replies/questions for future posts.

Producers approved for wells and waterline projects sometimes still do not have watering points because the line was never installed.

• Make the point: a well by itself does not move water to livestock.
• Mention waterline installation is where the well becomes useful.
• Ask if anyone has seen a project get started but not finished.

Saturday morning angle: sit down and draw your project.

• Use estimator screenshot or tractor photo.
• Say: If you have 5 minutes this weekend, draw your waterline project.
• Mention June giveaway.
• Link to quote tool.

• Post at least one simple story related to the day’s topic.
• Add s1kg.com/quote where appropriate.
• Save any replies/questions for future posts.

Rotational grazing mimics natural grazing patterns. Graze a portion, trample a portion, leave a portion, then move.

• Keep it simple.
• Mention more frequent moves improve grazing efficiency.
• Mention longer forage height can reduce parasite exposure.

First countdown post.

• Use clean graphic or tractor photo.
• Mention 24 days left to enter.
• Keep quote link early.
• Do not over-explain.

• Post at least one simple story related to the day’s topic.
• Add s1kg.com/quote where appropriate.
• Save any replies/questions for future posts.

If someone can only improve one water issue this year, recommend full-flow float valves and freeze meizers.

• Say you do not need to sell the parts for it to be good advice.
• Explain full-flow recovery and freeze protection.
• End with: What part of your water system gives you the most trouble?

Daily morning post should keep the estimator link visible and remind people about the giveaway without repeating the same wording.

• Update countdown: 23 days left to enter
• Use one image: giveaway graphic, tractor photo, trench photo, or estimator screenshot.
• Put s1kg.com/quote near the top.
• Include no purchase necessary and s1kg.com/giveaway near the bottom.

• Post at least one simple story related to the day’s topic.
• Add s1kg.com/quote where appropriate.
• Save any replies/questions for future posts.

Technically it can work, but it often hurts pasture utilization.

• Explain overgrazing near water and underuse far away.
• Mention water placement is a grazing tool.
• Ask how many watering points are on their biggest pasture.

Daily morning post should keep the estimator link visible and remind people about the giveaway without repeating the same wording.

• Update countdown: 22 days left to enter
• Use one image: giveaway graphic, tractor photo, trench photo, or estimator screenshot.
• Put s1kg.com/quote near the top.
• Include no purchase necessary and s1kg.com/giveaway near the bottom.

• Post at least one simple story related to the day’s topic.
• Add s1kg.com/quote where appropriate.
• Save any replies/questions for future posts.

At each trough location S1KG installs an underground quick-connect riser covered by a heavy-duty utility cap.

• Explain that the connection stays out of the way when not in use.
• Mention it sits below the frost line.
• Mention compatibility with trough moves.

Daily morning post should keep the estimator link visible and remind people about the giveaway without repeating the same wording.

• Update countdown: 21 days left to enter
• Use one image: giveaway graphic, tractor photo, trench photo, or estimator screenshot.
• Put s1kg.com/quote near the top.
• Include no purchase necessary and s1kg.com/giveaway near the bottom.

• Post at least one simple story related to the day’s topic.
• Add s1kg.com/quote where appropriate.
• Save any replies/questions for future posts.

Customers are often surprised by how quickly installation goes and how much they like the quick-connect valves and full-flow float valves.

• Use a job photo if available.
• Explain speed and clean finish.
• Mention less disruption than many expect.

Daily morning post should keep the estimator link visible and remind people about the giveaway without repeating the same wording.

• Update countdown: 20 days left to enter
• Use one image: giveaway graphic, tractor photo, trench photo, or estimator screenshot.
• Put s1kg.com/quote near the top.
• Include no purchase necessary and s1kg.com/giveaway near the bottom.

• Post at least one simple story related to the day’s topic.
• Add s1kg.com/quote where appropriate.
• Save any replies/questions for future posts.

Reduce the time it takes a farmer to get an accurate answer on cost.

• Say: in as little as 5 minutes, they can submit an accurate quote request.
• Emphasize phone or computer.
• Link to estimator.

Daily morning post should keep the estimator link visible and remind people about the giveaway without repeating the same wording.

• Update countdown: 19 days left to enter
• Use one image: giveaway graphic, tractor photo, trench photo, or estimator screenshot.
• Put s1kg.com/quote near the top.
• Include no purchase necessary and s1kg.com/giveaway near the bottom.

• Post at least one simple story related to the day’s topic.
• Add s1kg.com/quote where appropriate.
• Save any replies/questions for future posts.

The biggest benefit is better grazing options, better land utilization, and peace of mind on water quality.

• Frame as benefits, not pipe features.
• Mention no more dragging hundreds of feet of hose for some farms.
• Ask what pasture would be used more if water were available.

Daily morning post should keep the estimator link visible and remind people about the giveaway without repeating the same wording.

• Update countdown: 18 days left to enter
• Use one image: giveaway graphic, tractor photo, trench photo, or estimator screenshot.
• Put s1kg.com/quote near the top.
• Include no purchase necessary and s1kg.com/giveaway near the bottom.

• Post at least one simple story related to the day’s topic.
• Add s1kg.com/quote where appropriate.
• Save any replies/questions for future posts.

A pasture had a well installed, but without a waterline they had not been grazing that pasture.

• Tell the story as a real example.
• Make the point: water access unlocks pasture use.
• Ask: Do you have land that is underused because water is not there?

Daily morning post should keep the estimator link visible and remind people about the giveaway without repeating the same wording.

• Update countdown: 17 days left to enter
• Use one image: giveaway graphic, tractor photo, trench photo, or estimator screenshot.
• Put s1kg.com/quote near the top.
• Include no purchase necessary and s1kg.com/giveaway near the bottom.

• Post at least one simple story related to the day’s topic.
• Add s1kg.com/quote where appropriate.
• Save any replies/questions for future posts.

Troughs set too low can allow cows to step into them.

• Explain contamination and damage.
• Mention trough setup matters as much as the pipe.
• Ask if anyone has had cattle step into a trough.

Daily morning post should keep the estimator link visible and remind people about the giveaway without repeating the same wording.

• Update countdown: 16 days left to enter
• Use one image: giveaway graphic, tractor photo, trench photo, or estimator screenshot.
• Put s1kg.com/quote near the top.
• Include no purchase necessary and s1kg.com/giveaway near the bottom.

• Post at least one simple story related to the day’s topic.
• Add s1kg.com/quote where appropriate.
• Save any replies/questions for future posts.

Poor float valves and algae overgrowth slow down recovery and hurt water quality.

• Mention full-flow float valves.
• Tie back to clean water and fast recovery.
• Ask when their trough was last cleaned.

Daily morning post should keep the estimator link visible and remind people about the giveaway without repeating the same wording.

• Update countdown: 15 days left to enter
• Use one image: giveaway graphic, tractor photo, trench photo, or estimator screenshot.
• Put s1kg.com/quote near the top.
• Include no purchase necessary and s1kg.com/giveaway near the bottom.

• Post at least one simple story related to the day’s topic.
• Add s1kg.com/quote where appropriate.
• Save any replies/questions for future posts.

One water source for a large area can create terrible ruts and erosion over time.

• Use rut/mud photo if available.
• Explain cattle traffic patterns.
• Mention water distribution reduces pressure on one area.

Daily morning post should keep the estimator link visible and remind people about the giveaway without repeating the same wording.

• Update countdown: 14 days left to enter
• Use one image: giveaway graphic, tractor photo, trench photo, or estimator screenshot.
• Put s1kg.com/quote near the top.
• Include no purchase necessary and s1kg.com/giveaway near the bottom.

• Post at least one simple story related to the day’s topic.
• Add s1kg.com/quote where appropriate.
• Save any replies/questions for future posts.

Many systems are designed decently until the last connection to the trough.

• Talk about small hoses, undersized fittings, restrictive floats.
• Point out that the last restriction can waste the whole system.
• Ask people to check the last connection at their trough.

Daily morning post should keep the estimator link visible and remind people about the giveaway without repeating the same wording.

• Update countdown: 13 days left to enter
• Use one image: giveaway graphic, tractor photo, trench photo, or estimator screenshot.
• Put s1kg.com/quote near the top.
• Include no purchase necessary and s1kg.com/giveaway near the bottom.

• Post at least one simple story related to the day’s topic.
• Add s1kg.com/quote where appropriate.
• Save any replies/questions for future posts.

Water location changes where cattle spend time.

• Explain it influences grazing pressure.
• Mention fencing and water work together.
• Ask whether their cattle camp around one water source.

Daily morning post should keep the estimator link visible and remind people about the giveaway without repeating the same wording.

• Update countdown: 12 days left to enter
• Use one image: giveaway graphic, tractor photo, trench photo, or estimator screenshot.
• Put s1kg.com/quote near the top.
• Include no purchase necessary and s1kg.com/giveaway near the bottom.

• Post at least one simple story related to the day’s topic.
• Add s1kg.com/quote where appropriate.
• Save any replies/questions for future posts.

When multiple animals drink, flow rate and float valve performance matter.

• Explain slow recovery causes crowding and waiting.
• Mention full-flow valves and adequate hose/pipe diameter.
• Ask if their trough keeps up at peak demand.

Daily morning post should keep the estimator link visible and remind people about the giveaway without repeating the same wording.

• Update countdown: 11 days left to enter
• Use one image: giveaway graphic, tractor photo, trench photo, or estimator screenshot.
• Put s1kg.com/quote near the top.
• Include no purchase necessary and s1kg.com/giveaway near the bottom.

• Post at least one simple story related to the day’s topic.
• Add s1kg.com/quote where appropriate.
• Save any replies/questions for future posts.

A good installation should not leave the pasture destroyed.

• Use clean trench photo.
• Explain clean line, minimal disturbance, and quick recovery.
• Tie to professional installation.

Daily morning post should keep the estimator link visible and remind people about the giveaway without repeating the same wording.

• Update countdown: 10 days left to enter
• Use one image: giveaway graphic, tractor photo, trench photo, or estimator screenshot.
• Put s1kg.com/quote near the top.
• Include no purchase necessary and s1kg.com/giveaway near the bottom.

• Post at least one simple story related to the day’s topic.
• Add s1kg.com/quote where appropriate.
• Save any replies/questions for future posts.

Largest quote so far was 4,500 feet, showing some farms need more than a short line.

• Talk about planning the whole system.
• Mention estimator helps visualize longer projects.
• Ask how much line their farm would need.

Daily morning post should keep the estimator link visible and remind people about the giveaway without repeating the same wording.

• Update countdown: 9 days left to enter
• Use one image: giveaway graphic, tractor photo, trench photo, or estimator screenshot.
• Put s1kg.com/quote near the top.
• Include no purchase necessary and s1kg.com/giveaway near the bottom.

• Post at least one simple story related to the day’s topic.
• Add s1kg.com/quote where appropriate.
• Save any replies/questions for future posts.

Once the line is run, fitting together a watering point takes around 5 minutes.

• Clarify this is once the line and components are ready.
• Mention quick-connect design.
• Use as a simple behind-the-scenes post.

Daily morning post should keep the estimator link visible and remind people about the giveaway without repeating the same wording.

• Update countdown: 8 days left to enter
• Use one image: giveaway graphic, tractor photo, trench photo, or estimator screenshot.
• Put s1kg.com/quote near the top.
• Include no purchase necessary and s1kg.com/giveaway near the bottom.

• Post at least one simple story related to the day’s topic.
• Add s1kg.com/quote where appropriate.
• Save any replies/questions for future posts.

Every farmer you talk to has water system headaches.

• List common headaches: hoses, algae, freezing, slow troughs, mud.
• Ask which problem bothers them most.
• Use comments to gather future content.

Daily morning post should keep the estimator link visible and remind people about the giveaway without repeating the same wording.

• Update countdown: 7 days left to enter
• Use one image: giveaway graphic, tractor photo, trench photo, or estimator screenshot.
• Put s1kg.com/quote near the top.
• Include no purchase necessary and s1kg.com/giveaway near the bottom.

• Post at least one simple story related to the day’s topic.
• Add s1kg.com/quote where appropriate.
• Save any replies/questions for future posts.

Long above-ground hoses can grow algae, get damaged, snagged, and pulled apart.

• Mention the 1,600-foot example briefly.
• Explain buried lines reduce exposure and mess.
• Ask whether their hose is permanent even though it was supposed to be temporary.

Daily morning post should keep the estimator link visible and remind people about the giveaway without repeating the same wording.

• Update countdown: 6 days left to enter
• Use one image: giveaway graphic, tractor photo, trench photo, or estimator screenshot.
• Put s1kg.com/quote near the top.
• Include no purchase necessary and s1kg.com/giveaway near the bottom.

• Post at least one simple story related to the day’s topic.
• Add s1kg.com/quote where appropriate.
• Save any replies/questions for future posts.

A better system gives peace of mind that the herd has cleaner, more reliable water.

• Keep tone practical.
• Mention water quality and access.
• Tie to livestock management.

Daily morning post should keep the estimator link visible and remind people about the giveaway without repeating the same wording.

• Update countdown: 5 days left to enter
• Use one image: giveaway graphic, tractor photo, trench photo, or estimator screenshot.
• Put s1kg.com/quote near the top.
• Include no purchase necessary and s1kg.com/giveaway near the bottom.

• Post at least one simple story related to the day’s topic.
• Add s1kg.com/quote where appropriate.
• Save any replies/questions for future posts.

One trough location often becomes the mud hole, traffic jam, and weak point of the whole grazing plan.

• Tie together mud, manure, erosion, and uneven grazing.
• Mention more watering options create better grazing options.
• Ask if they have a sacrifice area around water.

Daily morning post should keep the estimator link visible and remind people about the giveaway without repeating the same wording.

• Update countdown: 4 days left to enter
• Use one image: giveaway graphic, tractor photo, trench photo, or estimator screenshot.
• Put s1kg.com/quote near the top.
• Include no purchase necessary and s1kg.com/giveaway near the bottom.

• Post at least one simple story related to the day’s topic.
• Add s1kg.com/quote where appropriate.
• Save any replies/questions for future posts.

Explain the process after someone submits through the estimator.

• Review layout.
• Confirm details.
• Generate estimate.
• Follow up with next steps.

Daily morning post should keep the estimator link visible and remind people about the giveaway without repeating the same wording.

• Update countdown: 3 days left to enter
• Use one image: giveaway graphic, tractor photo, trench photo, or estimator screenshot.
• Put s1kg.com/quote near the top.
• Include no purchase necessary and s1kg.com/giveaway near the bottom.

• Post at least one simple story related to the day’s topic.
• Add s1kg.com/quote where appropriate.
• Save any replies/questions for future posts.

A well is a water source; a waterline system turns it into usable pasture water.

• Use cost-share issue as context.
• Mention wells without distribution do not solve grazing access.
• Ask if they know someone with a well but no pasture water.

Daily morning post should keep the estimator link visible and remind people about the giveaway without repeating the same wording.

• Update countdown: 2 days left to enter
• Use one image: giveaway graphic, tractor photo, trench photo, or estimator screenshot.
• Put s1kg.com/quote near the top.
• Include no purchase necessary and s1kg.com/giveaway near the bottom.

• Post at least one simple story related to the day’s topic.
• Add s1kg.com/quote where appropriate.
• Save any replies/questions for future posts.

Educational post that also points back to campaign.

• Pick the highest-performing topic from the first 3 weeks.
• Rewrite it with a stronger opening.
• Mention estimator at the end.

Daily morning post should keep the estimator link visible and remind people about the giveaway without repeating the same wording.

• Update countdown: Last day to enter
• Use one image: giveaway graphic, tractor photo, trench photo, or estimator screenshot.
• Put s1kg.com/quote near the top.
• Include no purchase necessary and s1kg.com/giveaway near the bottom.

• Post at least one simple story related to the day’s topic.
• Add s1kg.com/quote where appropriate.
• Save any replies/questions for future posts.

Return to the bottleneck theme because it is practical and easy to understand.

• Mention hose size, float valve flow, and trough recovery.
• Tie to quote tool for larger fixes.
• Ask them to look at their setup this week.

• Trough beside well: mud, manure concentration, erosion, and possible well-area runoff concerns.
• Two inches of algae: “Were the cows drinking water or algae?”
• Filthy troughs and slow float valves hurt water quality and recovery.
• Peace of mind: knowing the herd has cleaner, more reliable water.

• 1,600-foot hose story: ripped hose ends, injury risk, algae inside hose.
• 1/2-inch hose bottleneck at the trough after good flow all the way to the field.
• 1/2-inch vs 3/4-inch bucket-fill video demonstration.
• Full-flow float valves: faster trough recovery when multiple animals drink.
• The last 5 feet matter: small hose, restrictive fittings, or poor float valves can choke the whole system.

• One trough on 40 acres may technically work, but it often limits pasture utilization.
• Water placement is grazing management.
• Cattle walking a couple thousand feet to water creates ruts and erosion.
• Rotational grazing: graze a portion, trample a portion, leave a portion, then move.
• Better water access creates better grazing options and better use of the land.

• Graceville farm: well was installed, but pasture was not grazed because no waterline had been installed.
• Cost-share projects: approved for wells/waterlines but still no field watering points because installation never happened.
• Customers are surprised by how quickly the installation process goes.
• Customers are pleased with quick-connect valves and full-flow float valves.
• Largest quote so far: 4,500 feet.

• Why we built the estimator: reduce the time it takes to get an accurate answer on cost.
• In as little as 5 minutes, farmers can submit an accurate quote request.
• 53 farmers and ranchers have already used it.
• Draw your waterline layout, mark watering points, submit from phone or computer.
• June giveaway: $100 Visa Gift Card.
• June installation bonus: free winterization kit per watering point and two trough cleanings per trough.

• Show 1/2-inch vs 3/4-inch hose filling a bucket.
• Walk through the estimator on your phone.
• Stand beside a trough and explain why placement matters.
• Show a clean trench/slit and explain minimal pasture disturbance.
• Explain quick-connect risers and underground utility caps.
• Talk through the 1,600-foot hose story in 45 seconds.

• How do you hook the trough to the waterline?
• How long does a watering point take to set up after the line is run?
• How far can I run water from my well?
• What pipe size do I need?
• Can this work with rotational grazing?
• What happens after I submit a quote request?