Train your farm managers to improve farm results

Recently, we were at several locations in the Middle East region. Because of the hot climate conditions, people in these countries mainly focus on the maximum capacity of the ventilation system to achieve a comfortable indoor climate with fully grown animals and extreme outdoor conditions. But especially in a desert climate, where it can be quite cold at night, it is so important to carefully control the minimum ventilation [link to white paper] as well.

This is why we always start our trainings with a theoretical part and show them how a well-regulated climate improves animal performance. For example, we calculate what it pays off if we improve mortality by 10%. An improvement we can achieve quite easily.