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AgriStride was developed from over 40 years of precast expertise at Wolfenden Concrete - one of the UK’s leading names in concrete systems for modern dairy farms.
We focus on practical, welfare-first solutions that support herd health, safety and productivity.
AgriStride brings together everything we’ve learned into a next-generation hybrid flooring system, reflecting the same values we’ve always stood by - practical thinking, long-term performance and a deep understanding of what animals and their environments really need.
Our supply footprint so far
AgriStride systems are already making a real difference at dairy farms across the UK, from retrofit projects to large-scale new builds, as farmers look to improve herd welfare future-proof their infrastructure and navigate the daily demands of modern livestock farming.
Our Products
Animal welfare centred innovation
AgriStride was born from our drive to rethink traditional flooring and raise welfare standards in dairy farming. Every detail in our design - from slot layout to surface texture - has been developed to help reduce lameness, reduce ammonia emissions, support natural movement and create safer, cleaner environments.
Backed by over 40 years of precast expertise, we’re proud to be setting new standards in hybrid flooring, earning industry recognition for products that work better for cows, farmers and the future of livestock farming.
Latest news
AgriStride Rubber Inserts Now Eligible Under DEFRA Grant FETF234A
AgriStride rubber inserts are now eligible under DEFRA grant FETF234A, which means qualifying applications can claim £31 per square metre towards approved products.
Why AgriStride is catching the attention of farm consultants
Farm consultants rarely talk about flooring on its own. It is part of bigger decisions about cow flow, hygiene, scraping, labour, hoof health, and how the shed performs over time.
Commercial agricultural flooring guide for farm projects
In any modern farm building, agricultural flooring is far more than a finishing detail. It has a direct effect on how the building works each day, shaping livestock movement, cleanliness, labour efficiency and the overall ease of management.
Why dairy farmers are looking beyond rubber cow mats
Rubber cow mats have long been a familiar feature in dairy housing. They can provide a softer surface than bare concrete and may improve comfort in certain settings.