Blog · 26. February 2025
Low Stress Stockmanship also means balance between dark and light, this for the well-being of the dairy cow.
Light is good, but cows need a dark period
Blog · 10. October 2024
"Number of hours lighting, how many lux (at the eye level of the pig), followed by how many hours of darkness?"
Each type of pig has its own operating guidelines.
Blog · 09. October 2024
Light color, light distribution and light intensity as well as the total number of lighting hours and the number of hours that artificial light is used, it all affects animal behavior and therefore their welfare.
Blog · 02. October 2024
1. Handling livestock by the traditional approach, or 2. Handling livestock by the Low Stress Stockmanship Approach...
Experience the difference yourself!
Blog · 14. August 2024
When mentioning heat stress in pigs, many people think it occurs only in the summer.
However, heat stress in pigs occurs as soon as the ambient temperature of the pig exceeds the thermoneutral zone, the animal can no longer, or insufficiently, dissipate its own body heat. It does not have to be summer for this to happen!
Blog · 12. August 2024
A sufficiently high flow rate in "Fast Fill" cattle drinkers or a sufficiently large (and clean), drinking trough in addition to space around the drinker in these days is more than a must.
Blog · 12. August 2024
Depending on the starter/concentrate intake during heat stress, and the duration of heat stress, it may be beneficial to delay weaning for a week or more.
Blog · 11. August 2024
Calves with heat stress grow at least 15% less compared to calves without heat stress.
Blog · 10. August 2024
Despite their large body surface area in relation to their weight, calves also suffer from heat stress.
Blog · 09. August 2024
In summer temperatures, how often do you check your calves to make sure they are not too hot?