Dairy farms commonly mount nozzles above the feed bunk that spray cows with water to combat the effects of heat stress events. These sprinklers use potable water, which is an increasingly scarce resource on farm. It's a fact; fans alone do not provide cooling; fans circulate already warm air and offer little to no relief on hot days. To achieve cooling water must be added, the question is, how much water is needed?

You might be asking yourself, "How is CowKühlerZ different from other products on the market?" Well, we do one thing, and we do it better than anyone else because it is our focus! Precision Heat Stress Prevention. 

Even with numerous large fans, holding areas can become incredibly hot in a very short amount of time, even during colder weather. In the summer, when cows are already struggling to stay cool, holding pens can become a death zone. 

According to a recent article in Hoards dairymen,

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"Climate impacts her next lactation, the developing calf, and subsequent generations,"

When it is hot outside, the future of your herd is impacted — and that is not just while the temperature is elevated. Geoff Dahl, University of Florida, has extensively studied heat stress, especially in dry cows and the long-term impacts on the cow and her offspring. He shared his findings and other research in the webinar “Heat stress affects dry cows and calves.”