Free Stall housing is a system in which cows have free access to resting, eating and milking areas. It is the universally adopted housing system for milking herds from one hundred or more to several thousand cows.

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Tie Stall is a housing system in which cows are individually restricted in comfort stalls. Milk and waste products are transported via milk lines and gutter cleaners from cow to storage. Feed and water is delivered to the cow via manual or automated delivery systems.

Tie Stall barns are more suited to
smaller operations of usually less than 150 cows. Faromor has a long history supplying quality ventilation systems for this management system. Dig Deeper »

Milking Parlours or Robotic Milk Stations are associated with free stall barns. Cows are directed to this center where the milk harvesting process takes place. As large numbers of cows temporarily reside in the conventional Milking Center special consideration must be given to the ventilation requirements.
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In larger dairies non-milking cows and heifers are separately housed from the milk herd. Maternity and treatment areas may be included or provided separately or in the free stall area. Ventilation requirements are similar to the milking herd and Faromor ventilation products can be employed. Dig Deeper »

Rearing conditions during early life for dairy replacements is extremely critical to avoid scours and/or respiratory problems. Although individual calf hutches is a
popular concept from day one group housing is often practised at some point in the young animals life.

Faromor has products & experience to successfully ventilate "warm" or "cold" calf housing facilities.
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