Calf Shed Housing

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Give calves the best possible start

Calf housing plays an important role in the future of any herd, which is why it’s worth taking the time to get the building right.

At Robinsons, we work with farmers across the UK to create calf sheds that suit the way they manage their youngstock. Some customers come to us with a clear idea of what they want. Others are looking for advice before deciding on a layout.

Either way, we’ll help you find an approach that works. Good ventilation is always high on the list of priorities, but a calf shed also needs to be easy to work in day after day. That’s why we spend time understanding how the building will be used before putting together a proposal.

It starts with a conversation

No two farms work in exactly the same way. What works well on one farm might not be right for another, so we don’t believe in copying and pasting the same design from project to project.We’ll take the time to learn more about your setup and discuss what you’re hoping to achieve before making any recommendations. Sometimes a simple building is all that’s needed. Sometimes the answer takes a bit more thought.

Real buildings. Real farms.

Over the years we’ve completed calf housing projects for farms throughout the UK. Take a look at some of our recent projects below.

Why Robinsons?

Agriculture is where our business began. We’ve spent more than 20 years working alongside farmers and understand that livestock buildings need to perform in the real world, not just look good on a drawing.

Every steel frame is fabricated at our workshops in Lockerbie and Warrington, and our team can support your project from the earliest discussions right through to completion. Most importantly, we’re easy to deal with. If you’ve got a question, we’ll answer it. If you’re not sure where to start, we’ll help.

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