Winterizing the truck, tractors and whatever other equipment you
have is often second nature. Do not forget about the livestock.
This can be a difficult time for animals. There are several
areas that you should pay careful attention to.  Depending on
how far north you are winter shelter may vary. Most cattle in
Missouri can make do with windbreaks or roof and a windbreak. A
wooded area is often adequate to fulfill this purpose.  The very
worst scenario is to provide shelter that does not have adequate
room. It is paramount that there is room for every animal and
enough airflow to allow any heat provided by the animals to
dissipate. Cattle that are given access to a building that is
too small with inadequate airflow will build up excess heat.
This will cause them to get warm and increase the moisture in
the air. This “steaming” of the cattle is perilous when they are
forced to leave the shelter for food and water.  To read the
entire article, link here.