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Fixed Calving Stall
We manufacture a Fixed Calving Stall for those looking for a more permanent solution fixed in the ground. We have two options, 114od double side poles with 3 hanging options, it also comes with a single-sided pole and a flat plate for against a wall. It has all the same features as our calving gates with a spring-loaded neck pipe for width adjustment or quick release.
We have a range of heavy-duty standard gates for handling cattle you can use with the calving stall or we can manufacture to order a 2 in 1 gate for cesarean’s the same as the first image, you can effortlessly transform the gate into a split gate system, facilitating c-sections.
We manufacture a Fixed Calving Stall for those looking for a more permanent solution fixed in the ground. We have two options, 114od double side poles with 3 hanging options, it also comes with a single-sided pole and a flat plate for against a wall. It has all the same features as our calving gates with a spring-loaded neck pipe for width adjustment or quick release.
We have a range of heavy-duty standard gates for handling cattle you can use with the calving stall or we can manufacture to order a 2 in 1 gate for cesarean’s the same as the first image, you can effortlessly transform the gate into a split gate system, facilitating c-sections.
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.”
An important requirement is a quick release of the headgate at the top and bottom. You also want a 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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