Looking forward to some welcoming discussions with @HolmLaue at the #totaldairy conference – at Stratford-Upon-Avon, England

Apply now for a calf housing grant defrafarming.blog.gov.uk/202… Opportunities not to be missed and Rumitechs are best placed to assist you.

Great opening discussion on “farming fit for the future” with Paul Fox at the Blackdown Farm vets Cattle conference #sustainablefarming #feedingtheworld – at Ilminster, England

All set for the cattle conference with Blackdown Farm Vets – at South West, England

We all need to work harder to get the medias narrative changed

What is heat stress costing you? abbi-aerotech.com/wp-content…

Come and visit us @downtoearthuk_ today to discuss energy efficient technologies. @HolmLaue @abbiaerotech #comfysolutions #Coloquick @agrilight

Heat stress is not going away, the costs are far in excess of what most are allowing for. Forced ventilation for cooling is probably one of the quickest paybacks of capitol outlay in this current climate for a dairy farmer whether in the cubicle housing or collecting yard .

Well that’s another year at @RoyalCornwall thanks to all customers old, new and potential that took the time to visit our stand with Calf igloo and learn about @HolmLaue , coloquick, @abbiaerotech and @agrilight Products

Join us at @RoyalCornwall over the next 3 days and chat about calf housing with Calfigloo and Feeding options with @HolmLaue, see our Cow and calf brushes from Comfy Solutions our Ventilation options from @abbiaerotech or our lighting from @agrilight

Do you expect that the best choice in fans is the most sustainable and quietest option?

Can you perform your own break-even point calculation for a cooling plan?

Did you know that there are maintenance-free fans?

Did you know that there are fans with a maximum sound level of only 58 dB

Did you know that there are fans that use only 0.53 kW at maximum output?

If power consumption is a factor, do you perform a break-even point calculation?

What is the main factor when purchasing a ventilation system?

Knowing that Mechanical Ventilation will cool your cows by 4-6 degrees and misting will add another 3-5 degrees, would you consider cooling through mechanical ventilation?