Dairy cows experience heat stress when the temperature-humidity index is above 72°. In humid and hot temperature, they have trouble getting rid of the heat generated by digestion and metabolic processes. Your milk production and reproduction rate will decrease if your cows are experiencing heat stress. Furthermore, Heat-stressed cows will decrease their water & dry matter consumption. Remember that heat stress affects dairy cows at a temperature and humidity level that may not affect humans.
Dairy cows experience heat stress when the temperature-humidity index is above 72°. In humid and hot temperature, they have trouble getting rid of the heat generated by digestion and metabolic processes. Your milk production and reproduction rate will decrease if your cows are experiencing heat stress. Furthermore, Heat-stressed cows will decrease their water & dry matter consumption. Remember that heat stress affects dairy cows at a temperature and humidity level that may not affect humans.
Dairy cows experience heat stress when the temperature-humidity index is above 72°. In humid and hot temperature, they have trouble getting rid of the heat generated by digestion and metabolic processes. Your milk production and reproduction rate will decrease if your cows are experiencing heat stress. Furthermore, Heat-stressed cows will decrease their water & dry matter consumption. Remember that heat stress affects dairy cows at a temperature and humidity level that may not affect humans.
Dairy cows experience heat stress when the temperature-humidity index is above 72°. In humid and hot temperature, they have trouble getting rid of the heat generated by digestion and metabolic processes. Your milk production and reproduction rate will decrease if your cows are experiencing heat stress. Furthermore, Heat-stressed cows will decrease their water & dry matter consumption. Remember that heat stress affects dairy cows at a temperature and humidity level that may not affect humans.
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Cyclone
Cyclone fans had been designed initially almost 20 years ago to “break” the barrier where heavy cold air meets the lighter warm air in natural ventilated dairy barns. This problem occurs mainly in countries with freezing outside temperatures. During the summer season, this high-velocity ventilator offers the optimum cow cooling to resolve the expense that heat stress occurs. During the winter season at low speed, this innovative ventilator de-stratifies air inside the barn.
Panel Fan
The Panel Fan was one of the first ventilators to be created explicitly for livestock only. While improving them over the years, our Panel Fans have proven that we can rely on their efficiency. They provide a more uniform micro-climate in many livestock applications. Combining great air movement over a wide area with a very low noise production and energy consumption. They are a perfect choice for most dairy farms. Especially above single rows of beds, smaller and lower barns and close to robots.
Light Circulation
These well-known fans are the engines that you will find in many barns all over the world. Over the past 20 years, these fans have earned their place in the dairy industry, poultry farms, factories, warehouses and many other sites. Our Light recirculation fans are an inexpensive solution for several applications. Their easy installation, perfect air distribution and versatile installation options, combined with a very affordable price, have made these fans one of our best-selling products. Next to a single-phase version.
