3 IN 1 Calving Gate With Cesarean Gate

Our 3 in 1 calving gate was designed with the farmer in mind. Featuring a spring-loaded neck pipe, our gate offers effortless width adjustment or quick release, providing you with the flexibility and control required during calving operations. With our innovative 2-in-1 design, you can effortlessly transform the gate into a split gate system, facilitating c-sections in worst-case scenarios

Designed to serve as a dividing gate between two pens, our calving gate offers operational convenience from both sides, allowing you to manage your livestock effectively. Our standard sizes include 10ft and 12ft options, and for further customization, we can make to-order custom lengths tailored to your specific requirements.

Choose our superior calving gate to experience unrivalled efficiency, reliability, and safety.

Video of our calving stall with double inner gate.

Categories: Calving, Cattle Penning, Calf, Cubicle Housing, Gates & Accessories

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3 IN 1 Calving Gate With Cesarean Gate

3 in 1 Calving Gate Features:

Easily stall the animal in safe position for calving
Calving gate also acts as a dividing pen gate
10ft and 12ft lengths available as standard
Cesarean gate
Spring-loaded neck pipe for width adjustment or quick release
Can be operated from both sides
Heavy duty design
Hot dip galvanised

Calving Setup in a new cubicle shed – Talk through by Vincent.

Calving Shed Example

Calving Gate

Hugh MacEneaney, Teagasc Dairy Adviser, Mullinavat, Co Kilkenny

“Good facilities allow farmers to expand production and incomes and add to the asset value of the farm. They also lead to a better quality of life for the farm family by reducing the workload and the drudgery. In many cases, particularly on dairy farms, buildings pay for themselves over a 7-10 year period. This is especially true when capital grant and tax savings are available.”

Farmers Journal, What do you want in a calving gate?

An important requirement is a quick release of the headgate at the top and bottom. You also want the minimum size of tubing so that the gate can withstand the push of a big animal. One vet recently explained to the Irish Farmers Journal what he likes in a gate.

“The headgate must be quick-release. A cow will choke in minutes and it can be very hard to get a big, heavy cow back standing up,” he said. “I prefer to have the calving gate positioned against another gate, not against a wall. That’s for easier operation of a calving jack.

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