Genesis Mobile Shade featured at Practical Farmers of Iowa Annual Conference
Visitors to the booth were shown how the wind release mechanism works in order to protect the structure from wind damage. Each of the four steel ribs of each umbrella shade hinge in the center and high winds cause each of the ribs to release or flip up and loosen the fabric which protects the […]
Shade Placement Improves Livestock Performance And Soil Health
With portable shade we can partially control livestock movement and where they spend their time. Livestock ruin land under shade trees and permanent shade. This causes soil health issues such as dead vegetation areas, soil compaction and high concentrations of animal waste. By moving shade and possibly watering sources we can improve soil health and […]
Save Money
Buy The Genesis Shade And Use Your Own Running Gear Producers look for ways to save money and when they can use their own running gear (wheels and lower frame) they can save money on equipment and shipping. Genesis can provide the complete umbrella shade mechanism complete with the wind release and the heavy duty […]
Wind Release Feature Working Well
The wind release is a hinge mechanism on each of the four ribs of each shade. The ribs are the steel members that hold the shade tight in operating mode. When high wind conditions develop an updraft causes the steel rib to fold in an upward motion and this loosens the shade and reduces the […]
Fourth Successful Season
The Genesis mobile shade has performed well in numerous states and has held up well. The heavy steel frame is designed for a long life and the 70% agricultural mesh will last for many years. Customers tell us how it provided a cost effective solution to their shade issues.
Mobile Shade
Genesis mobile shade continues to meet customer expectations. Livestock producers understand the importance of animal comfort during heat events. Shade can help maintain milk production and increase daily weight gain on pastured animals. We now have customers on the west coast as well as in the Midwest.