HVLS Fans for Agriculture

Healthier livestock. Better yields. Lower energy costs.

ForDairy BarnsPoultry HousesHorse StablesGreenhousesGrain Storage

The Original HVLS Application

HVLS fans were first developed for agricultural use because proper air circulation was found to measurably improve livestock health, production yields and crop storage. Canagale GALE Series fans continue that tradition, delivering powerful, quiet, energy-efficient airflow built for Canadian farm conditions.

HVLS fan installed in an agricultural building

Healthier Livestock

GALE Series fans reduce heat stress, control humidity, and improve milk production in dairy barns. Heat stress begins when the Temperature-Humidity Index (THI) passes 67. Steady airflow lowers the effective THI your herd feels. They keep horses comfortable in stables year-round and remove pathogens from poultry houses to reduce disease risk and improve flock health.

Protect Your Harvest

Proper ventilation in grain and produce storage prevents humidity buildup, mold growth and spoilage. GALE Series fans move large volumes of air slowly and evenly, protecting your stored product without harsh drafts that can damage delicate crops.

Reduce Your Farm's Energy Costs

GALE Series fans consume 0.5kW–1.8kW per hour, running for cents per day. Reduce cooling costs by 25–49% and heating costs by 20–30% compared to traditional HVAC-only approaches. The investment pays for itself many times over across the 10–15 year product lifetime.

25–49%

Cooling cost reduction

20–30%

Heating cost reduction

0.5–1.8kW

Energy consumption per hour

Recommended GALE Series Models for Agriculture

GALE Series

G-7.3G

  • Diameter7.3m (24ft)
  • Blades6
  • Airflow575,600 CFM
  • Power1.8kW

GALE Series

G-6.1D

  • Diameter6.1m (20ft)
  • Blades5
  • Airflow455,600 CFM
  • Power1.0kW

GALE Series

G-5.0

  • Diameter5.0m (16ft)
  • Blades6
  • Airflow406,100 CFM
  • Power0.75kW

Agriculture HVLS Fan FAQs

Yes. Continuous low-speed airflow lowers the effective temperature animals feel and moves humid air away from them, which helps maintain feed intake and milk production while improving overall comfort.