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Top > DAIRY Cooling & Heating > Feedline Soaking & Evaporative Cooling |
 It does not have to be 110 degrees F. for heat stress to occur in dairy cows. Studies have found that at temperatures as low as 79 degrees F., dairy cows will begin to cut feed intake and lose body weight. Milk production falls. Reproductive performance, health, and lactational performance are affected. Heat stress will continue to affect performance even in the cooler months ahead. High yielding cows are most susceptible to heat stress. All of this quickly impacts your pocket book! Please open the pdf. brochure to read more on this important issue.
Click here to download the Schaefer Ventilation Soaking System brochure PDF.
If you are in need of more information, please call a Schaefer Ventilation Sales Account Manager and they will be happy to assist you.
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