Kestrel 5400AG Cattle Heat Stress Tracker with LiNK and Vane Mount Type_Weather Meter Material Composition: Case: Polypropylene CALI-350X350DS

Name: Kestrel 5400AG Cattle Heat Stress Tracker with LiNK and Vane Mount Type_Weather Meter Material Composition: Case: Polypropylene CALI-350X350DS
Brand: brassofpeace.org
SKU: 2139681584
Price: 860.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.6408000000000005 (27 reviews)

SKU 2139681584 ★ 4.6

Kestrel 5400AG Cattle Heat Stress Tracker with LiNK and Vane Mount Type_Weather Meter Material Composition: Case: Polypropylene CALI-350X350DS

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Kestrel 5400AG Cattle Heat Stress Tracker with LiNK and Vane Mount Type_Weather Meter Material Composition: Case: Polypropylene CALI 350X350DS Material Composition: Case: Polypropylene making it quickly identifiable even in the most challenging environments and AHLU with cattle specific calculations allowing you to manage not only heat stress but overall environmental conditions affecting your livestock:

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