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 ...

One Drinking Place, Properly Insulated For a pen of calves, a sick bay or a small group of ewes, a long trough is the wrong shape: too much open water surface, too much cleaning, and a float valve that is always slightly out of reach of the animal that needs it. A single spot trough gives one cow or ...

A Repair Clamp That Lives in the Toolbox, Not on the Shelf Fence breaks do not happen at convenient times. A bull leans on a strand, a mower clips a corner, a deer goes through at night. What decides how long the gap stays open is whether the person on the quad bike has a splice in their pocket that ...

The Triangular Trough Cattle Cannot Tip A wide, low centre of gravity and sloped sides make the triangular trough harder to overturn than a box-shaped pan, which is why it survives in pens where cattle push and crowd at feed time. Shape and sheet Folded from 1 mm galvanized steel, the trough runs to ...