The newly developed REPOROA HERDFLOW Crowd Gate is a robust gate build for large rectangular yards holding a capacity of greater than 300 cows. Like the original Reporoa High Lift Gate, it has some additional features to handle the stress and pressure large herds can impact on your cow flow into the shed. While remaining true to the first backing gate, the REPOROA HERDFLOW® Crowd gate is easy to operate, ensures maximum cow flow though your rectangular yard, strong and reliable for those large herds.
The benefits of HERDFLOW® Crowd Gate in your yard:
Learn how to build functional and fun gates for your chicken yard…and more with Frank Hyman. Photos by author. Part of the reason we keep chickens is because poultry have personality. Our chickens’ pens and coops should have a little personality too. And as far as the pens go, the best place for incorporating personality is the gate. But gates are one of the trickiest carpentry projects to build even without adding any personality. I’ve probably built and hung t
Are you fed up with mowing the lawn? Then learning how to create a front yard permaculture garden might be exactly what you need. The average homeowner spends around 60 minutes each time they need to mow and edge their lawn. And this gets done 2.4 times per month on average during the warmer months of the year. All of that time spent on yard maintenance really adds up! A person will spend nearly two months over the course of their lifetime cutting the grass. Imagine if you
Caring for your lawn can seem like a second job. Perhaps you are considering all the options on the market for lawn care. You have probably wondered how much a yard or a ton of mulch weighs. Weve researched these questions and have found substantial research results to share with you! A yard of mulch will weigh anywhere from 400 to 1,000 pounds. The weight will vary depending on the mulch type and the moisture level. Are you interested in learning how to measure mulch to determine how muc
The soil your lawn depends on needs to be nurtured, and aerating and tilling are two ways to achieve this. But these two things can get confusing, so we researched if you should cultivate or aerate your yard. And here is what we gathered. If you want to revitalize an existing lawn, aerate it first. Additionally, you should aerate when the soil becomes too compacted from foot and vehicle traffic and thatch build-up. On the other hand, if your lawn is overrun with weeds and you want t