Many farmers rely on natural ventilation to provide clean and fresh air in calf barns. But in winter it can be difficult to balance fresh air with keeping calves warm. Many farmers close doors, windows and curtains to reduce drafts. But when buildings are closed proper air exchange to keep calves healthy can be challenging.
Winter calf-barn-ventilation tips shared
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A positive-pressure ventilation system brings fresh outside air into the barn and evenly distributes air.
Provide calves with jackets as needed to protect them from winter chills.
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