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Minimizing the impact of heat stress and what it means for dry cows

Learn the health and economic impacts of heat stress on dry cows and calves born to heat-stressed dams.
April 7, 2023
Caroline Arrowsmith

When it comes to heat abatement, most dairy farmers are likely to focus on their lactating cows. At the 2023 Pennsylvania Dairy Summit, Dr. Geoffrey Dahl from the University of Florida shared why this may not actually be the best method.



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Operational benefits and design considerations for HVLS fans

Cow comfort benefits and placement recommendations for HVLS fans in dairy barns.
February 9, 2023
Rick McBay

The purpose of HVLS fans is twofold depending on if it is operating in forward or reverse.


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Fan installation peaks milk production through summer on SunRidge Dairy

August 15, 2022
Audrey Schmitz

After a neighboring dairy installed fans in their freestall barns, Ryan Kroes was able to see firsthand the better results their neighbors had during the hot summer months.


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Keeping cows cool: Summer additions to a natural ventilation system

Possible additions to consider for a natural ventilation system include high-speed panel fans, cyclone style circulating fans, high-volume low-speed fans and tunnel ventilation.
July 29, 2022
Rick McBay

With as little as 16 km/h (10-mph) winds, a properly designed natural ventilation system will provide more than adequate air exchange for your dairy during hot weather.


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Improve cow comfort with a variety of cooling strategies

April 14, 2022
Karen Luchterhand
As thoughts of spring planting and warmer temperatures develop, now is the time to start preparing your heat stress management plans. Heat stress can occur even in the early spring when cows haven’t acclimated to the ever-fluctuating temperatures or haven’t shed their winter coats.
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Facility design as a cooling strategy

April 12, 2022
Karen Luchterhand
Of the four types of cooling (conduction, convection, radiation or evaporation), the most utilized are radiation and evaporative cooling, whether it is the environment or the cow.
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Looking to tackle ventilation in the new year? Here’s where you should start

January 9, 2021
Mike Wolf
As we move into the new year, many take stock of goals, growth areas and opportunities for improvement across their dairy operations. In some cases, that includes making smart investments that leave a small financial footprint but have wide-ranging impacts throughout your dairy.
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4 things no one ever talks about when it comes to cow comfort

December 4, 2020
Amy Throndsen
If you’ve heard cow comfort talked about once, you’ve heard it 1,000 times: “If you take care of your cows, they will take care of you.”
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Binnendyk brothers adjust to methodically planned barn expansion

September 30, 2020
Emma Ohirko

When it comes time to expand or update facilities, it can be tempting to follow current trends and opt for a more popular choice.


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Implementing new cow cooling strategies and considerations for bedding material

September 30, 2020
Joseph DeLong

As producers are looking to make improvements on their operations, cow cooling strategies have quickly become the main topic of discussion on most of my farm visits these days.


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