Soft Ground
Hard Profit.

It depends on the application. **Rubber** is superior for heavy-traffic walkways due to its extreme durability and anti-slip properties. **EVA or Latex-core mattresses** are better for the lying area (stalls) because they provide much higher thermal insulation and "rebound" comfort, which is what encourages the cow to lie down longer and produce more milk.

NexAgri mattresses feature a non-porous surface and integrated drainage slopes. They can be hosed down with high-pressure water and are fully resistant to ammonia and common disinfectants. Unlike sand or straw, they don't harbor mastitis-causing bacteria as easily, leading to lower SCC (Somatic Cell Count) scores.

Yes. While we recommend a very light dusting of kiln-dried sawdust to absorb surface moisture, you can **reduce bedding volume by up to 80%**. This significantly lowers your monthly labor costs and material expenses, often paying for the mattresses themselves within 18–24 months through bedding and labor savings alone.

Lower-quality mats do, but NexAgri uses high-density vulcanized rubber and premium memory-foam cores designed specifically for 700kg+ dairy cows. Our mattresses are tested for "compression set"—they retain over 90% of their original thickness even after 10 years of continuous use in a 24/7 barn environment.

Our mattresses feature a **"Hammer-Top" or "Pebble" textured surface** that provides multi-directional grip. This is crucial when the cow is getting up (the most dangerous moment for slips). The texture ensures that even when the mat is wet, the hoof has enough friction to prevent "splitting" and hip injuries.

We provide a full installation kit including **stainless steel 304 expansion bolts** and heavy-duty fixing strips. For roll-type mattresses, we use a tensioning system at both ends to ensure the mat remains flat and doesn't "wave" or move, which prevents dirt from getting underneath.