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So, we have reached the peak of summer; this month sees the start of the preparation for next year with autumn on the horizon, Ploughing begins for the next batch of crops. The combine harvesters are out in force as the main tool for crop harvesting. The lambs born during the spring will start to be weaned during August and the coming months and will be grazing on the fields  In Equine Wellness it would be good to know the signs of heat stress, without taking the proper steps heat stress could be really dangerous for your horses. Become accustomed to the signs of heat stress which include weakness, stumbling & increased temperature. To help counteract this it could be a good idea to provide access to copious amounts of fresh water, salt or mineral blocks, and a well-ventilated barn.  Keep an eye out next month, for our September preview. If you would like any more information on our  Agricultural, Equestrian and Industrial steel building contact using ...

Summer is here in the UK, and we are in the midst of a heatwave and one of the hottest summers on record. It’s been a scorcher so far but with no sign of cooler weather on the horizon,  dehydration, heat stress and heatstroke are challenges that many farmers face as temperatures increase.  we have complied a list of easy ways to keep your animals cool on these hot summer days.  Dehydration, heat stress and heatstroke are challenges that many farmers face as temperatures increase. Shade   Run-in sheds, lean-tos, and shade trees offer quite a bit of relief from the summer glare for grazing animals . You could consider a Steel framed building like the custom designed structures that can be provided by Buildings uk, for a permanent way of providing shelter from the sun. Your livestock will thank you. Fans Fans are a must if your animals are based in a barn for prolonged period of time during the summer heat. They provide some much needed cooler air...

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An update on the progress we are making at our Ledbury build If you would like any more information on what we could offer you, or a free no obligation quotation contact one of our sales team on: 01299 488988 or info@buildings-uk.com Find us on  Facebook

Buildings uk and Orangeworks Engineering services, work together to build indoor arenas to suit your   specific requirements. Buildings uk, working alongside Orangeworks  Engineering service  will work with you in the design of your indoor arena. To accommodate anything from internal stabling, tack rooms, feed rooms and wash down areas to living accommodation and viewing galleries, all under the one roof. If you would like any more information on  what  Buildings uk or Orangeworks can provide you with feel free to contact Buildings uk on: 01299 488988 or info@buildings-uk.com. or check  out  our  Website or  facebook Orangeworks on: 01556 504888  or  Facebook

  Famers have become accustom to having wooden livestock houses on their lands. It’s one of the most recognisable sights on a farm land. Due to the traditional nature of this building material. It is also identified as cheaper options. However, they could be costing your farm more than you think. The use of steel buildings for livestock houses has gained popularity, due to the versatility and durability of the material. Steel also gives a more modern aesthetic. It’s more common to see them utilised for storage but there’s no reason they can’t be used for livestock as well. If you’re not convinced, here are a few misconceptions about wooden farm buildings, and why steel is more effective. Steel costs less overall Some people may believe that a wooden livestock house will cost less. By using wood instead of steel, they are saving money. Forgetting that the costs of having a building is not only what you pay upfront for the building and erecting costs. Ongoing maintenance sho...

At Buildings uk we specialise in constructing Agricultural, Industrial and Equestrian steel framed buildings. We will work with you in order to construct a building that fits your exact requirements. The construction of an indoor arena is based on an established method. Once the site has been identified and planning permission gained the Foundations can be dug. Then the concrete is poured, to accommodate the steel reinforcements that are then bolted down into position. An indoor riding School can be a real asset if you don’t want the weather to stand in the way of your riding. There is no one-size-fits-all approach to designing and building an indoor arena, as this is one of the most significant investments a land owner can make. There are many factors to take into consideration to ensure you are left with a building that will meet your needs for many years to come. As experts in Equestrian builds here are a few points to consider before building an Indoor School:...

Steel framed buildings with concrete flooring either purpose built as calf housing or an existing building should not be too large for the farm's system. This is because calves up to four weeks of age are temperature sensitive animals under UK winter conditions. Large  buildings may create an airspace that is difficult to maintain. Gust of wind and shifting air movements may produce draughts or cold zones and with large numbers of animals under one roof there is a heightened risk of disease. If steel frames sheds are being built it would be better to construct a number of smaller ones. As well as more manageable airspace, it would make for a more hygienic/clean and flexible unit. The upside of using steel framed buildings in this way is the buildings durability, longevity  and adaptability of the space that can serve purposes other than calf rearing. They can also be custom built to your every requirement. PROS They will last They are adaptable and can serve...