Happy Cows Making More Milk for Max Varney
After dealing with cows slipping Max made the call to install some rubber matting to create a more comfortable and non-slip surface for his animals.
Continue readingNo More Slipping Issues at Airlie Lodge
“Cows walk on it really well, and we no longer have the slipping issue.”
Continue reading95% Reduction in Slipping & Hoof Problems at McLaggan Farm
Lance McLaggan contacted NumatAGRI for rubber matting after witnessing cows beginning to slip coming in and out of the shed.
Continue readingRubber pit matting a game changer for goat farmer Wiebe Smitstra.
” I wouldn’t do without it, not even one milking”
Continue readingPugging Reduced by 90% at Rex Hine’s Diary Farm
Pugging was reduced by 90% at Rex Hines’ farm through the introduction of Kura rubber mats which enabled the yard to be used as a stand-off.
Continue readingNo More Pasture Damage at Van Ras Farm with NumatAGRI
For Richard and Johan van Ras, Numat’s rubber matting was a lifesaver that put an end to pasture damage that threatened their farm’s viability.
Continue readingImproving cow comfort and pasture management with rubber matting
“Previously, in late winter and spring, the decision to stand cows off was often compromised by deteriorating conditions on the stand-off area. Now the only criteria is, do they need to stand off?”
Continue reading“No more bad hoof problems” for Swanslea Farm
Henry Schipper installed Numat rubber matting on his yard in Kopaurahi in 2010, after major issues with pugging in wintertime. “Since we’ve put the matting down, we’ve had basically no bad hoof problems, nothing like we used to have.”
Continue readingComfortable and Happy Cows at Normandy Land
The new rubber matting for the feedpad at Normandy Land, Matamata is durable, long-lasting and perfect for the cows’ well-being.
Continue readingA Big Reduction In Numbers of Lame Deer
Brian and Jacqui Wellington are renowned for their forward-thinking approach to deer farming, a rigorous, details-focused mind-set that has paid off with happy animals and increased gains for their large operation east of Te Awamutu.
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