More Producers See the Value of Shade
Genesis continues to provide shade solutions to producers in numerous states. Livestock producers have realized the return on investment with better animal health through reduced heat stress which results in more weight gain and milk production. In addition, movable shade along with better rotational practices has numerous soil health benefits.
Shade – Works Well with Virtual Fence
Producers who graze livestock are seeing the value of managing their grazing lands aggressively for the most return on investment. Incorporating shade along with virtual fence and other practices allows for increased carrying capacity and stocking rates and improved soil health. Grazing operations are seeing benefits in animal performance and health along with improved soil […]
Calf Hutch Products- Order Early
Genesis has products for warm weather and for cold weather. The dome cover reduces the temperature in dome style hutches during hot weather. The wintershield keeps calves warm and weather out during cold and winter conditions. Due to high seasonal demands we are asking customers to place their orders now ahead of the upcoming seasons. […]
Genesis Seeking Dealers for Mobile Shade Distribution
After several years of development our mobile shade units are performing well for customers. We are looking for a few dealers in key areas of the country. Genesis mobile shade units are being used in numerous states with various climate variations. The key feature is our wind release that is a patented hinge system that […]
Drovers – On Investing in Shade
The industry is increasingly recognizing the value of shade. Investing in Shade: Keep Cattle Cool and Protected
University Study Confirms Benefits of Shade on Livestock Performance
In a research article entitled: “Shade Options for Grazing Cattle” University of Kentucky Researchers had the following conclusions: Shade is a must for pasture-based grazing systems. It curtails heat stress, which is detrimental to cattle and causes a decrease in milk production, feed intake, weight gains, and fertility. Heat stress is made worse in Kentucky […]