Long Trough, High Refill, Calm Water Point Six drinking spaces along four metres, with a refill rate of 100 to 120 litres a minute and a 300 litre basin in reserve. That combination is what keeps a large group drinking calmly: even if several cows arrive together, the level recovers faster than the ...

Push Air Down, or Pull It Up Most large ceiling fans do one job: push air down onto the stock in summer. This one reverses. Run in the forward direction it creates a downward column for cooling; run in reverse it lifts warm air from the ridge and pushes it out towards the walls, which is what a ...

Individual Rearing Without a Building Calves reared in groups share everything: air, bedding, and every pathogen that arrives with a new animal. Single hutches break that chain. One calf, one shell, fresh air from behind and a fence at the front that keeps feed and water where they belong. This ...

Designed to Ship as Well as to Drink From For an importer, a trough that is awkward to pack costs money before it ever reaches a farm. This 4 m unit is specified with transport in mind: a single carton size, one piece per pack, and a shape that stacks predictably in a container. Packing data Item ...