Innovative Dutch Cattle Crossing
While driving through Holland on the way to Agritechnica, FARM SHOW’s British contributor Andrew Sewell stopped to photograph an innovative cattle crossing. The owner of this 100-cow dairy farm has pasture land on both sides of a little-traveled country road. He wanted to give cattle free access to both sides of the road without having to move them himself. So he put in a cattle crossing with cattle guards (made with lengths on concrete rebar) on each side of a walkway. Fence sections help funnel cattle through and cattle crossing highway signs warn motorists to be on the lookout. Andy says cows and cars seemed to get along fine.
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Innovative Dutch Cattle Crossing LIVESTOCK Beef While driving through Holland on the way to Agritechnica FARM SHOW’s British contributor Andrew Sewell stopped to photograph an innovative cattle crossing The owner of this 100-cow dairy farm has pasture land on both sides of a little-traveled country road He wanted to give cattle free access to both sides of the road without having to move them himself So he put in a cattle crossing with cattle guards made with lengths on concrete rebar on each side of a walkway Fence sections help funnel cattle through and cattle crossing highway signs warn motorists to be on the lookout Andy says cows and cars seemed to get along fine
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