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Agristride - Hybrid Cattle Slat - By Wolfenden

The Flooring Decisions That Shape More Than Just Cow Comfort

When people talk about flooring, the main question is usually whether the cows are comfortable. That is important, but it is not the whole story. We think a better question is: what does the floor need to support in the entire shed?

Agristride - Hybrid Cattle Slat - By Wolfenden

Are Cow Mats Still Enough for the Modern Dairy Shed?

Cow mats have been used in dairy sheds for many years to make hard surfaces softer and more comfortable. But today’s dairy sheds need more from their floors than just softness.

Agristride - Hybrid Cattle Slat - By Wolfenden

Cow Mattresses, Cattle Mats and Hybrid Flooring Slats: What Works Where and Why

People often oversimplify the comparison between cow mattresses, cattle mats, and hybrid flooring.

DEFRA Grant FETF234A

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. 

Experimental - Farm Consultants

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.

Agricultural Flooring

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.

Cow Mats

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.

Cattle Flooring Types

Cattle flooring: Types, layouts, materials, and practical use

Flooring comes up all the time when we work on cattle housing projects. Sometimes it’s for a new build, but more often, it’s because something isn’t working as it should. Maybe cows are slipping in certain spots, there are wet patches that won’t go away, or the floor just isn’t holding up to daily use.