Core Cool Systems

Don’t be fooled by the breeze: Why air movement alone isn’t cooling your cows.

Fans aren’t enough. In this episode, we bust the "air movement equals cooling" myth and explain why real cow cooling requires airspeed, misting, and intelligent control set to THI, right where we want cows spending their time, where they rest, and where they eat.

When Heat and Humidity Team Up: How THI Impacts Your Cows' Health From the Inside Out.

Learn how the Temperature-Humidity Index (THI) impacts your cows’ core body temperature (CBT), health, and performance. We break down what THI is, why it matters, and how proactive cooling can stop heat stress before it starts, keeping cows comfortable, productive, and profitable.

Specialized Cow Cooling Protects your Herd and your Farms Future.

This episode reveals how Core Cool Systems is transforming dairy farms by focusing on core body temp—not just air flow. Discover how precision cooling boosts milk pro, fertility, calf health, and hoof condition while reducing costly heat stress. Backed by real farm results and expert insights, it’s a must-listen for producers who want healthier cows and higher profits.
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Why Core Body Temperature matters in heat stress prevention.

This podcast explains why managing cows’ core body temperature is vital to prevent heat stress in dairy farming, which impacts comfort, milk production, and reproduction. Cooling the cow directly is more effective than cooling barn air. Dr. Rick Grant notes that above 38.9°C (102°F), cows stand more, risking lameness, while 38.3°C (100.9°F) aids lying and productivity. Core Cool Systems’ targeted cooling boosts milk yields and fertility. 

You’ve done everything right. Now, let’s defend it with Core Cool Systems

Dairy farmers optimize their herd's performance with high-quality feed, comfortable stalls, and even robotic feed pushers, but heat stress threatens milk yield, reproduction, and cow comfort. Core Cool Systems protects these gains by cooling cows directly with high-speed airflow and evaporative cooling over the stalls, focused on keeping cows' core body temperature cool. Contact Nancy at +1-330-717-8852 or email nancy@corecoolsystems.com or visit corecoolsystems.com to learn more.