Core Cool Systems @CoreCoolSystems

Make every day cool! Imagine if you could avoid all of the stress that warm temperatures brings for you and your livestock? We make that dream a reality. corecoolsystems.start.page North America Joined July 2019

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Core Cool Systems @CoreCoolSystems

3 days ago

We do one thing: keep cows’ core body cool. Don’t just copy what your neighbor uses—your cows deserve a system built for them. Core Cool focuses on cooling cows directly, not just moving hot air, so they stay healthy, productive, and comfortable.

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6 days ago

Heading to World Dairy Expo 2025 in Madison Sept 30–Oct 3. Heat stress doesn’t have to ruin your summer — keep cows core body cool, milk steady & repro on track. Stop by the Sun-North booth or DM me to connect about proactive heat stress prevention.

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7 days ago

Cheap Fans Aren’t Always Cheaper in the Long Run. They often burn more power, move less air, break down sooner, and leave cows heat-stressed. Core Cool delivers high-speed airflow, efficient EC motors, and THI-based automation—performance that pays back every day.

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a week ago

#WisdomWednesday Humidity often rises at night, keeping THI high or climbing. Core Cool’s THI-based automation keeps air + mist flowing so cows cool 24/7, not just by day. 🔗 buff.ly/2f6NFxg

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a week ago

Before Core Cool Systems: The Lely robots sent constant milk temperature alerts — a clear sign our cows were carrying excess body heat. If your milking equipment is warning you about high milk temps, it’s time to think about cooling at the core. #CoreCoolSystema

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a week ago

🌙Myth: Cows always cool down when the sun goes down. Truth: Humidity often rises overnight. THI can stay high—or even climb. What feels “comfortable” to you may still be heat stress to your cows. 👉 Nighttime cooling isn’t optional—it’s essential. 🔗 buff.ly/040naGA

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2 weeks ago

Did you know? Cows spend 10–13 hours a day lying down, much of it at night. That makes the stall the most important cooling zone. If she can’t shed heat there, she never truly recovers. Core Cool = cool cows where it counts. 🔗 buff.ly/040naGA

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2 weeks ago

Podcast Drop: Nighttime Recovery This week, we dive into why cooling cows in their beds—through the night—is the missing link in heat stress management. Because if nights don’t cool, days fall apart.🔗 buff.ly/cLB1IK3

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2 weeks ago

Even when the sun goes down, cows may not catch a break.Sure, the temp drops — but humidity often rises. That means the THI stays high for hours, and cows continue to accumulate heat load throughout the night. The result? They never recover. Full article - buff.ly/040naGA

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2 weeks ago

This farmer’s experience highlights a hidden truth: cows don’t always cool down at night. Without nighttime recovery, every new day starts at a deficit. Want to learn why nighttime cooling is the missing piece in heat stress management? Read the full blog: buff.ly/040naGA

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2 weeks ago

New Blog Live: If Nights Don’t Cool, Days Fall Apart Cows don’t clock out at sunset. They keep ruminating, digesting, and producing heat 24/7. If they go to bed hot, they wake up stressed—and you pay the price in milk, fertility, and herd health. 👉 Read buff.ly/040naGA

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3 weeks ago

Heat stress isn't just impacting your lactating cows; it's also impacting your future herd.

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3 weeks ago

When cows overheat, they eat less, produce less milk, and struggle with fertility and health. That costs you money every single day of summer. At Core Cool Systems, we believe core body temperature is everything. Because when your cows stay cool, your farm thrives.

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4 weeks ago

When dry cows overheat, the unborn calf suffers: Smaller birth weight & weaker immunity, Lower growth & lifetime milk potential The dam suffers too: Milk yield next lactation, Slower return to breeding, Higher health risks 👉 Cooling dry cows = protecting your herd’s future.

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Core Cool Systems @CoreCoolSystems

4 weeks ago

Our WHY is simple: Core body temp is everything. It drives cow performance, health & comfort. We keep cows Core Cool—so they can reach their full potential. #CoreCoolMatters #DairyFarming #AgTech #CowComfort

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4 weeks ago

You can invest in the best barns and gear—but if your cows are hot, none of it matters. They bunch up, pant, stop eating, and produce less milk. Be proactive. Stop heat stress before it starts. Core Cool Systems → helping farmers since 2010. 🐄💨 #DairyFarming #HeatStress

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a month ago

Why prevent heat stress? 🐄 Cool cows = productive cows — even at THI 82 (34°C/93°F & 45% RH). Core Cool uses specifically designed fans + fine mist, adjusting to temp & humidity so your herd stays cool, comfy & performing. Proven on-farm with rumen bolus technology #CoreCool

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a month ago

CBT = the truth about heat stress 🐄 Air temp & humidity give clues, but when CBT rises just 0.5°C, cows eat less, milk drops & fertility suffers. Keep her cool, keep her performing. #CBT #CowComfort #HeatStressPrevention #CoreCool

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a month ago

That direct quote from research means your cows can feel the heat before you do. Even on a “cool” 20–22°C day, she’s carrying extra internal heat — like wearing a heated vest under your shirt on a summer day. 🐄 See more research-backed insights here: bit.ly/4fFE5tt

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a month ago

🐄 We explain exactly why “cool” climates aren’t safe from heat stress, and how the right system keeps cows in their comfort zone. Full blog: bit.ly/4fFE5tt