Stud Farm Misting

Horses are often kept inside barns which may be substantially hotter than outside temperatures due to radiant heating of the structure. Despite their ability to sweat, horses still have difficulty cooling themselves when temperatures become extreme. Because of their large size, their body heat tends to accumulate faster than they can get rid of the excess. Especially in conditions of high humidity, when sweat no longer evaporates to cool the skin, horses are prone to heat exhaustion and heat stroke, which can be extremely dangerous. The climate control by installaing mist system for the livestocks , animal housing and stables is an important aspect to guarantee animal wellness.