AngusLimoX":3b4fepkw said:Alice":3b4fepkw said:DiamondSCattleCo":3b4fepkw said:Alice":3b4fepkw said:If you are, don't ever, ever, ever do that again. You can put enough hay or bedding or anything else down to keep the damp cold of the cement from leeching thru.
Hmmmm, I'm in Canada and at -40 our concrete floors are just fine. Its certainly cooler than dirt or wood, but you pile enough straw on it, and you'll be just fine. I'm not sure where in Canada the other gent is at, but perhaps in a high humidity area what you say holds true. Here in good old low humidity Saskatchewan we don't have any trouble.
Rod
Then I'm pleased for you, Rod. I'm glad to hear that works for you...surely would make cleaning and sanitizing where the calves stay much easier. Wish we could do that here, but we can't. And, I still strongly caution anyone thinking about raising calves on cement against it.
Alice
Your strong caution should carry the weight it deserves. More garbage.
Ya' know, people can do whatever they want...the calves are their's...
Sooooo, nice try, dude...but no brass ring.
Alice