One Slow Fan Instead of Twenty Fast Ones Air mixing in a large building is a volume problem, not a velocity problem. A 7.3 m fan turning at 55 rpm moves a wide column of air slowly enough that animals feel a gentle drift rather than a draught, and it does so with one motor, one cable drop and one ...

Dipping That Uses the Right Amount of Product Spraying covers the teat unevenly and wastes dip into the air. A dip cup puts a measured film over the whole teat in one movement, and the return type is the simplest version: dip, apply, and the surplus drains back into the cup rather than onto the ...

Wide Enough to Be Seen, Conductive Enough to Work Wire does the electrical job on a fence but it does not do the visual one. Stock walk into a single strand they cannot see, riders duck under it too late and drivers clip it with a mirror. A 40 mm woven poly rope solves both problems at once: the ...

Covered Troughs Keep Water Cleaner for Longer An open trough collects whatever the wind delivers: dust, leaves, feathers and the occasional rodent. Each of those adds organic load, and organic load is what turns a clean basin into a green one within a fortnight. What the cover and balls do The ...