"We set [our cows] up for success by providing them with waterbeds," Dan says. Dan describes the 2 sections of the waterbed and why that matters for the health of the cow; as well as go through all the reasons why the waterbeds support the health of the cow.
Read MoreFor the last 15 years, Collins Dairy has chosen DCC Waterbeds for the comfort of their dairy cows each and every time the farm has renovated an existing or added a barn.
In the fall of 2020 they installed DCC Waterbeds for the 5th time.
Read MoreNathan Kling takes us on a walk in his robot barn - newly upgraded and renovated with DCC Waterbeds.
This is the fourth time Nathan has installed DCC Waterbeds for his cows.
Read MoreTina & Anna Hinchley chose DCC Waterbeds for cow comfort and less hock abrasions when they built their new robot barn. Take a tour of their barn in 3 minutes to see for yourself and hear directly from Tina and Anna.
Read MoreIn addition to in increased milk production, Mr. Hansen has seen improved hocks, improved pregnancy rate and the investment paid for itself after 6 months.
Read MoreThe Roerick family was debating between sand bedding and DCC Waterbeds for their new robotic milking facility. Stephen Roerick tells us why they chose DCC Waterbeds ISO.
Read MoreOntario dairy producer discusses positive impacts of DCC Waterbeds on his herd health, maintenance, and cow hygiene.
Read MoreBetween replacing manure pumps, sand bedding damaging the parlor equipment, and the fact that sand is just going to keep going up in price, the Esser family of Montfort, Wisconsin, could see that keeping sand in the free stalls was going to cost them more and more as time went on.
Read MoreIn 2015, Majestic View installed 460 DCC Waterbeds junior in their new heifer free stall barn.
Read More"The cows are comfortable. When we get done milking, like the other day, I looked out in the barn. Out of 144 head, there were only 10 or 12 that were standing up eating or drinking. The rest were lying down."
Read More"I don’t think there is just one favorite thing. They are easy to maintain and don’t pack down. There isn’t much stall maintenance and the comfort – you can go in there and see cows sound asleep."
Read More"DCC Waterbeds are the best thing out there for people who don’t want to go with sand. That’s proven."
Read More"One of the biggest problems with mats is that are great in the first year, but then years two and three, they start to get hard and need more bedding. Around six years, they’ll get holes in the cover and need more repair. Every year, it just gets worse and worse with mats."
Read More"The cows utilize the waterbeds perfectly and the beds and the cows stay clean. They don’t take a lot of bedding, and our hock abrasions are way down in the waterbed barn."
Read More“We won the [2012] Farmers Weekly ‘UK Dairy Farmer of the Year’ and the judges were very impressed with the waterbeds."
Read More"We’re saving money in bedding, swollen hocks, and less culled cows with the waterbeds in the barn."
Read More“Our older cows need that extra comfort on their feet, body, and big udders. These cows are the money makers, so we are focused on keeping them comfortable. The DCC Waterbeds do that.”
Read More"DCC Waterbeds are a low-input, high-output system."
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