Drip cooling systems are used to drip water on the shoulder of sows or boars in a crated situation. This allows evaporation of the water which removes heat from the neck where a large blood supply is present. It is best used for systems where the animal is confined below the drip nozzle. In farrowing crate usage it has been shown to reduce sow respiration rate, increase feed consumption and improve litter weights.https://lib.dr.iastate.edu/extension_ag_pubs/1164/thumbnail.jp
The field studies reported here compare the performance of three cooling systems for relieving farro...
Swine productivity, reproductivity, and well-being are reduced during periods of high temperature an...
Multiple farrowing schedules and systems adopted by many swine producers to “stretch” the season hav...
Sprinkling is a cooling method in which pigs are sprinkled with water and then the water is allowed ...
Stirring fans are used to increase the air flow across animals during hot weather or to reduce tempe...
During heat stress swine must rely an evaporation as a mechanism for heat loss. Providing water via ...
One hundred fifty pigs were used to evaluate the effectiveness of either spray cooling or drip sprin...
During the summer, temperatures in swine buildings often rise to levels that adversely affect animal...
A comparison of drip cooling, zone cooling, and conventional ventilation was performed on lactating ...
Intermittent sprinkling in outside individual sow pens reduces the amount of water used to cool the ...
Three-hourly weather data for 7 locations in the Southeast and Central United States were used to ev...
The growth performance of animals is often affected by extreme environmental conditions. In the case...
Twenty eight sows and gilts were used to evaluate the value of drip sprinkling to reduce heat stress...
The Oklahoma Cooperative Extension Service periodically issues revisions to its publications. The mo...
Heat stress can lead to significant production losses for livestock. Production losses can take the ...
The field studies reported here compare the performance of three cooling systems for relieving farro...
Swine productivity, reproductivity, and well-being are reduced during periods of high temperature an...
Multiple farrowing schedules and systems adopted by many swine producers to “stretch” the season hav...
Sprinkling is a cooling method in which pigs are sprinkled with water and then the water is allowed ...
Stirring fans are used to increase the air flow across animals during hot weather or to reduce tempe...
During heat stress swine must rely an evaporation as a mechanism for heat loss. Providing water via ...
One hundred fifty pigs were used to evaluate the effectiveness of either spray cooling or drip sprin...
During the summer, temperatures in swine buildings often rise to levels that adversely affect animal...
A comparison of drip cooling, zone cooling, and conventional ventilation was performed on lactating ...
Intermittent sprinkling in outside individual sow pens reduces the amount of water used to cool the ...
Three-hourly weather data for 7 locations in the Southeast and Central United States were used to ev...
The growth performance of animals is often affected by extreme environmental conditions. In the case...
Twenty eight sows and gilts were used to evaluate the value of drip sprinkling to reduce heat stress...
The Oklahoma Cooperative Extension Service periodically issues revisions to its publications. The mo...
Heat stress can lead to significant production losses for livestock. Production losses can take the ...
The field studies reported here compare the performance of three cooling systems for relieving farro...
Swine productivity, reproductivity, and well-being are reduced during periods of high temperature an...
Multiple farrowing schedules and systems adopted by many swine producers to “stretch” the season hav...