Livestock

A livestock greenhouse is a specific kind of enclosed structure intended to offer a controlled environment for the breeding and upbringing of livestock, including cattle, sheep, and goats. The greenhouse protects against the weather, including excessive heat, wind, rain, and snow, and enables temperature, humidity, and air quality control inside the building. The use of greenhouses for livestock has become increasingly popular in recent years as it provides a number of benefits over traditional outdoor livestock farming methods. These benefits include:  Improved animal welfare.  Increased productivity.  Reduced environmental imp