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FAQ - Why should I cool my dry cows? What impact does heat stress have on the cow, her next lactation, the calf in utero
Why is it important to keep cows' core body temperature cool, and how does Core Cool Systems achieve this?
Maximizing Dairy Herd Reproductive Health: Understanding the Impact of Heat Stress and Investing in Cooling Solution.
Are your summer electricity bills causing you to shudder? Maybe your barn fans are one of the biggest culprits.
Why is it important to clean your fans before summer? Are dirty fans costing you time, money and energy?
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Specialized Cow Cooling Protects Your Herd and Your Farm’s FutureIn dairy farming, every choice you make affects your cows, their milk production, and your bottom line. When it comes to keeping your herd cool, the stakes are high—heat stress can cost as much as $675 per cow annually. Yet, too many ventilation systems aren’t built with cows in mind. At Core Cool Systems, we do one thing, and we do it exceptionally well: we cool cows. The focus isn’t on ambient air temperature, it’s on cow core body temperature. Here’s why that matters for your farm’s future.*Don’t feel like reading? Listen to the podcast HERE. The Hidden Cost of Heat Stress Heat stress starts small: cows eat a bit less and stand a bit more. Then it takes an extra cycle to get the cows pregnant, and calves seem a little weaker and lighter when they are born. As summer drags on, the hits get bigger, milk production drops, conception rates tank, mastitis cases soar, and all these problems start chipping away at your herd’s productivity and your profitability. Research shows that heat stress can cut milk yield by up to 1780 lbs / 807 kgs per cow per year and affects calves’ growth before they’re born. If your cooling system isn’t designed to keep your cows’ core body temperature at an optimal 38.5°C / 101.3°F, you’re losing money—whether you see it yet or not. Why Specialization Makes the Difference You’ve heard the saying, “Jack of all trades, master of none.” Many ventilation companies try to do it all, designing systems for warehouses, factories, or shopping centers. For them, dairy barns are just another checkbox, another income stream. But cows aren’t warehouse workers—they’re high-performance athletes, producing heat from digestion and milk production; they need cooling built just for them. At Core Cool Systems, cooling livestock is all we do. Farms are the environment we build for. Our goal? Cool the cow herself, not just the barn air. Our low-pressure mist and high-speed fans create an “imitation sweat” effect, cooling the blood that flows near the surface of the skin to maintain core body temperature. That’s the kind of focus your herd deserves. Real Farms, Real Impact In 2016, a progressive farmer from the Ottawa Valley installed Core Cool’s CowKühlerZ Series and saw a significant transformation:
As the farmer shared, “Temperature stress has been taken out of the equation. The cow's core body temperature is maintained, and she never goes into heat stress. This has had a major ripple effect that we didn’t always see immediately, but has had a major, positive impact on our operation.” Why Generic Systems Fall Short Many cooling systems are one-size-fits-all, sold alongside fans for warehouses or workshops. But dairy cows need more than airflow, CFM, or soakers: • Fans alone just move hot air, turning your barn into a convection oven, failing to cool your cows’ core body temperature on scorching days. • High-pressure soakers create wet floors and encourage cows to stand longer at the feedbunk, increasing lameness. They also use excessive water, producing thousands of gallons of wastewater that require storage and spreading. • High-pressure misting cools the barn air but doesn’t target the cow herself, and often leaves surfaces dripping. It relies on costly equipment that wears out quickly, like compressors, high-pressure lines, and fittings. Core Cool is different. Our system uses low-pressure, ultra-fine mist at the feedbunk and in their beds, paired with high-velocity fans to cool cows directly. The timed mist evaporates fast, keeping stalls dry and cows comfortable. Fully automated, it adjusts to the Temperature-Humidity Index (THI) around the clock, protecting your herd without adding to your workload. That’s cooling that works as hard as you do. Your Farm Deserves a System That Works as Hard as You Do You shouldn’t have to worry about your cows overheating while you’re running your farm. With Core Cool Systems, you get: ✅ Healthier cows ✅ Higher milk yields ✅ Better reproduction rates ✅ Stronger, faster-growing calves ✅ A more profitable operation Our system works day and night, so you can focus on what you do best: farming. Ready to Cool Your Cows the Right Way? Don’t settle for generic systems that leave your cows overheating. Choose the specialists who put your herd first. Contact Core Cool Systems today to experience the impact of targeted cooling on your herd’s health and your farm’s future. 👉 Contact us today to learn how Core Cool Systems can protect your herd — and your bottom line. Share: https://www.corecoolsystems.com/blog/Blog58/Specialized-Cow-Cooling-Protects-Your-Cows-Their-Calves-and-Your-Farm-s-Future Share Category "Cooling Cows": |