Many sheds still rely on manual curtain tying, which fails exactly when a dust storm or sudden weather change demands fast action, and low-pressure drippers that wet litter without meaningfully lowering shed temperature. The 2022 study specifically found that if relative humidity climbs too high, fogging alone can actually accelerate mortality by adding moisture to already saturated air, a risk few informal installers explain to farmers.
Your edge is designing systems that combine winched curtains for fast weather response with properly sized misting or evaporative pads matched to local humidity conditions, rather than installing whichever equipment happens to be on hand. Explaining this humidity trade-off honestly, and servicing the system before summer rather than waiting for a breakdown, is what separates a real installer from a general fabricator.