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Kris Kohl

Kris Kohl

Ag Engineering Field Specialist / Iowa State University
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Design and management is key with monoslope barns

Design elements including ventilation and planned pen density, along with good management practices, make monoslope barns a good option for beef operations.
May 9, 2023
Beth Doran and Kris Kohl

Monoslope barns are common in the Upper Midwest and particularly in northwestern Iowa. Initially, they were built to control manure runoff and comply with new environmental regulations. 


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Considerations on designing shade for cattle

June 17, 2013
Kris Kohl
The dog days of summer will soon be upon us and feedlot cattle are often under stress when the high temperatures exceed 85ºF. Cattle feeders with hoop buildings and mono slope observe near constant feed intakes and gains throughout the summer as a result of the shade the buildings provide.
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