When Temperature Alone Is Not Enough in Barn Control

Most livestock producers have seen it happen. The controller shows the barn temperature right where it should be. But walking through the barn tells a different story. Bedding feels damp, the air feels heavy, and animals are not settling the way they should. Before long, someone is making manual adjustments to get things back under [...]

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University of Manitoba Partners with Phason Controls to Modernize Hog Research Barn

When the University of Manitoba began planning upgrades to its hog research barn, the goal was clear: replace aging environmental controls with a modern, reliable system capable of supporting both research precision and animal comfort. As a Manitoba-based manufacturer specializing in agricultural environmental controls, Phason Controls was contacted to help design and implement the solution. [...]

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How AutoFlex Connect Unifies Barn Automation for Maximum Efficiency

Barn operations require constant monitoring and adjustments—from feed distribution to air circulation and lighting. Instead of managing each system separately, AutoFlex Connect integrates them all, creating a smart, responsive environment that maximizes efficiency and reduces operational costs. Why Full System Automation Matters Managing multiple systems manually leads to inconsistencies, inefficiencies, and labor-intensive processes. With AutoFlex [...]

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Tunnel Ventilation

Ventilation is critical to the health and production of animals in modern farming operations. Livestock producers continuously seek efficient and cost-effective ways to maintain optimal environmental conditions in their barns. Tunnel ventilation systems are designed with air inlets located at one end of the barn and all the exhaust fans located on the opposite end. [...]

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Energy Savings with Phason’s VentGrid™ Technology

Energy efficiency is a top priority for modern farms, and Phason's VentGrid Technology delivers significant savings by optimizing ventilation systems. Traditional ventilation setups often run continuously, leading to high energy bills and unnecessary wear on equipment. VentGrid addresses this by intelligently controlling fan operation based on real-time environmental data, ensuring that equipment only runs when [...]

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Top 5 Benefits of Using VentGrid™ for Dairy, Swine, and Poultry Farmers

In modern farming, maintaining the ideal environment for livestock is crucial for both animal health and farm productivity. VentGrid, an advanced ventilation control technology, offers numerous benefits that can transform how both dairy and poultry farmers manage their operations. Here’s a look at the top five benefits of using VentGrid: Optimized Environmental Control VentGrid provides [...]

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Optimizing Ventilation in Livestock Barns with VentGrid™

Imagine starting your day before dawn, heading out to the barns where the air is thick and stale. As a livestock farmer, you’re constantly battling to maintain the right environment for your animals. Without advanced ventilation systems, you rely on manual adjustments to fans and vents, a time-consuming and often inaccurate process. Every hour, you’re [...]

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Static Pressure in Livestock and Greenhouse Facilities

Livestock production encompasses various aspects that significantly influence animal health, welfare, and overall productivity. Ventilation is a crucial element in both livestock and greenhouse facilities, as it regulates temperature, humidity, and air quality. Static pressure plays an important role in any ventilation system. Understanding static pressure is crucial for designing efficient ventilation systems because it [...]

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Natural Ventilation Systems

Ventilation is critical to the health and production of animals in modern farming operations. Livestock producers are continuously looking for efficient and cost-effective ways to keep their barns in optimal environmental condition. In this article we are going to look at natural ventilation, which is sometimes called “passive ventilation”. A natural ventilation system creates airflow [...]

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