ENVIRONMENTAL CONDITIONING

An overview of microclimate management systems in livestock buildings

Microclimate control is a fundamental element in the design of livestock buildings. The combination of ventilation solutions and enclosures allows the barn to adapt to different climate conditions, ensuring air exchange, shade, and protection from external elements, all for greater animal comfort.
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AWNINGS, CURTAINS, AND DOORS

Closing systems

Closure solutions allow you to control ventilation, weather protection, and insulation of livestock buildings, adapting the structure to different environmental conditions.

Rota systems include:

  • Dynamic curtains/nets, manual or automated.
  • Structural infills, such as perimeter walls, gables, and suspended ceilings.
  • Technical doors, including doors, gates, shutters, and windows.

The integration of these solutions improves the microclimate control of the barn, protecting animals from wind, rain, radiation, and temperature variations.

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VENTILATION IN THE STABLE

Ventilation systems for each livestock animal

Ventilation is one of the key elements in maintaining a healthy and stable environment within livestock buildings. Proper air exchange helps reduce heat stress, improve animal comfort, and promote production performance.

Ventilation solutions are designed based on the species raised and the characteristics of the structure, with dedicated systems for:

  • dairy cattle
  • beef cattle
  • calves
  • sheep and goats
  • poultry
  • pigs
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