06/10/2026
🌬️ Why It Matters Wednesday: Airspeed in Summer
When temperatures rise, airspeed becomes one of the most important tools for keeping dairy cows comfortable.
Unlike humans, cows don't sweat efficiently. They rely on moving air to help remove body heat and increase evaporative cooling. As heat stress increases, cows typically eat less, produce less milk, and spend more time standing instead of resting.
Properly designed circulation systems create consistent airspeed across stalls, feed lanes, and holding areas, helping cows stay cooler, maintain feed intake, and remain productive during hot weather.
The goal isn't just moving air—it's delivering the right airspeed where the cows need it most. Read more: https://jdmfg.com/good-airflow-in-a-barn-is-critical-for-cow-health-and-comfort/
Good barn airflow isn’t just about comfort—it’s directly tied to herd health, longevity, and productivity.