If you're looking for a reliable way to control the temperature in your barn, a cross-ventilation strategy might be the best option. This approach is particularly effective in spaces that experience both hot and cold temperatures. However, it's worth noting that cross-ventilation works best in barns with a larger footprint. If you're interested in learning more about whether this strategy is right for your barn, feel free to reach out to us today.

The natural ventilation strategy has been a tried and tested standard for dairy barns. It can be utilized in both moderate year-round environments and consistently warm-to-hot year-round environments. With the knowledge we have gained about heat stress, incorporating recirculation fans is crucial to provide mechanical ventilation. If you want to know if a natural ventilation strategy is suitable for your needs, contact us today.

If you live in a hot climate or want to cool down your cows, a tunnel ventilation strategy may be the best option for you. This method is especially useful for longer barns and can help you maintain a comfortable environment for your animals. Contact us today to find out if a tunnel ventilation strategy is suitable for your needs.

If you're not interested in tunnel or cross ventilation, hybrid ventilation could be a great option for you. It involves using exhaust fans to keep the air circulating in your barn, while recirculation fans can be directed to specific areas to increase air flow. If you're curious about whether a hybrid ventilation strategy could work for you, don't hesitate to get in touch with us today.