Why is good barn ventilation so important
All about heat stress in the barn and its consequences
In this section, we would like to share with you our experience and knowledge on the subject of heat stress in the barn, its consequences and how to avoid it. The health of your animals, from calves to cattle, and thus not least the milk yield and lower breakdown costs and veterinary costs, are heavily dependent on it. We at Dr. Knopf and Oswald are farmers and know what we are talking about, from practical experience for practical use. Stable ventilation through hose ventilation for uniformly cool air, regardless of the area of your stable.
Why Cows Stand in Hot Weather
HEAT STRESS: Why Cows Stand Still in the Summer Many farmers see this happen every year: As soon as temperatures rise, the cows stand up much more often—even when there are enough lying stalls available. This behavior is no coincidence; rather, it is a typical sign of...
Milk quality for cheese production
Why declining milk quality makes cheese production more difficult Milk is a sensitive natural product. Even small changes in hygiene, storage, animal health or the barn environment can have an impact on its quality. This is particularly important for further...
Effective control of flies in the barn
FIGHTING FLIES IN THE STALL A plague of flies in the barn is not just annoying. Insects like flies can significantly impair the well-being and performance of animals and transmit numerous diseases. Flies transmit a variety of pathogens, including bacteria such as...
Claw health
Claw health: Why the barn climate is crucial for healthy claws The claws of cattle are exposed to high levels of stress on a daily basis: Moisture, bacteria and mechanical stress affect the horn. Especially in poorly ventilated barn areas, the humidity rises sharply -...
Milk quality and heat stress
Heat stress: How ER can change the composition of milk High temperatures are a major challenge for dairy cows. Cows can develop initial heat stress even at temperatures well below 20°C. This not only affects the health and well-being of the animals, but also the...
Milk quality and heat stress
Heat stress: How ER can change the composition of milk High temperatures are a major challenge for dairy cows. Cows can develop initial heat stress even at temperatures well below 20°C. This not only affects the health and well-being of the animals, but also the...
Temperature & humidity: How tube ventilation ensures an optimal barn climate
How hose ventilation improves the barn climate More than just temperature Optimum barn ventilation with hose systems reduces heat stress, improves air quality and thus contributes to better cow health and performance. Investing in efficient ventilation not only...
Fresh air through barn ventilation
Bereiten Sie Ihr System optimal auf die neue saison vor Seien Sie gut vorbereitet auf die steigenden Temperaturen Mit dem Ende des Winters steigen die Temperaturen, und die Bedingungen im Stall verändern sich. Eine gut vorbereitete Schlauchbelüftung sorgt für eine...
Effect of heat stress on the cow’s water balance
Water intake and heat stress in dairy cattle How heat stress can affect the cow's water balance Water is an important component of physiological processes in the body. In dairy cows, the water balance also directly influences milk production. Under normal conditions,...
Effect of heat stress on pregnancy and calf
An early foundation for healthy development Effect of heat stress on pregnant cows and calf growth Did you know that the influence of heat stress on both pregnancy and the growth of the calves born is often underestimated? High temperatures often have a negative...
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