Dear Christina, if we are talking about the amount of water consumption for a large farm, it is approximately 115 liters per dairy cow per day (taking into account drinking, hygiene and sanitary treatment of equipment). However, take into account the hot climate, which means additional water costs for animal cooling
Please refer the article given in the link below. In addition to that, you have to incorporate the water requirenment in extreme hot condition as mentiond by Roman
Pedro L. Lomas Very nice source, thanks alot. I just read it. But do you maybe know why there is water use for a grazing system in Israel is mentioned? Because due to my knowledge there is no grazing for dairy cows at all. And I am not sure if it is for raw milk or already processed milk.
Dear Christina, maybe you will find useful information in the materials of the CIGR (International Commission of Agricultural and Biosystems Engineering)