 And many of you may know this, but heat stress starts to impact cows a lot sooner than it affects humans. So if you look at data and analysis from the University of Minnesota Extension, the organization states that stress starts at just 72 degrees with 50% humidity. And in some mild cases, about two and a half pounds of milk are lost per cow per day. And in the most severe scenarios, production can drop up to 10 pounds per day, depending on how