In November, falling temperatures and animals spending longer periods indoors make effective ventilation management essential. More time spent inside, increases moisture and ammonia levels, compromising bedding quality and the indoor environment. The challenge for farmers is to ensure adequate air exchange while preventing cold draughts that could affect animal comfort and respiratory health.
EDAMS’ automation solutions for side curtains and high-level vents provide precise climate control tailored to winter conditions. Using temperature, humidity and wind sensors, the control units automatically adjust curtain positions to regulate airflow. This controlled ventilation helps remove excess moisture and accumulated odours while limiting the building’s exposure to cold winds and driving winter rain.
The result, indoor air quality is improved, bedding remains in better condition, maintaining comfortable conditions for livestock and reducing the need for additional bedding material. EDAMS’ automated ventilation simplifies daily farm management, reduces manual adjustments and helps maintain good hygiene and animal health throughout the winter.
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