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Response to nubian update
from Jim Roberts (jroberts1@cas.org)
John, just a note of caution, make sure there is good ventilation. If
the shed is too airtight the ammonia = pneumonia and other resperatory
problems. You don't want moisture build up. There should be some
airflow, not drafts, but some roof vents or open eves between the roof
and wall, someway to ensure air movement and fresh air circulation.
Sounds like your really doing it right, tho!! I found it helpful to
visit different breeders and dairies to get ideas...one of the best
ideas I got was to put screen door springs on the stall doors so they
will always close shut behind me! Goats like to bolt for the open
door! Also, make sure the stall doors open into the stall and not open
to freedom; they like to jump up on the doors a lot to say hi and this
can stress latches to the max. Better to stress a beam or wood block
stop.
(posted 9647 days ago)
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