Sidewall Inlets in Poultry Houses: Is Your Calculation Method Scientifically Sound?
The ideal temperature for the growth and egg production of adult chickens is 18-25℃. A good production level can also be achieved between 13-28℃.
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Physiological Characteristics and Ventilation of Broiler Chickens at Different Ages
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Six Points for Selecting Productive Laying Hens in Autumn—Don’t Overlook the Small Details
In autumn, older hens begin to molt and young hens begin laying. This is the season for adjusting the flock and selecting breeding hens.
Managing water across the poultry farm: From storage to runoff control
Water management on a poultry farm does not begin at the drinker line and end when birds consume it.
Equipment safety management is a top priority in summer poultry farming!
In poultry farming during the hot summer months, ensuring that poultry house cooling equipment operates properly is fundamental to protecting the…
Top-Level Design for Standardized Construction of Layer Farms
Since the Ministry of Agriculture launched the initiative to establish standardized livestock and poultry farming demonstration sites, production…
ISA Brown Standard Lighting Program
[Introduction] Lighting is a key management factor in regulating sexual maturity, uniformity of onset of lay, peak production, and laying…
How to Prevent and Control Diseases in Native Chickens
For many years, demand for native chickens has exceeded supply, and prices have been favorable.
How do you carry out body-weight grouping in broiler breeders?
Even among day-old chicks from the same breeder flock, there are some differences in initial body weight.
Key management points for broiler breeders at 7-15 weeks of age
Key management points for broiler breeders at 7-15 weeks of age The main physiological characteristic of chickens during the first period, weeks…
Analysis—Minimum Ventilation in Chicken Houses During Autumn and Winter
As the cold autumn and winter seasons set in, the outdoor temperature is significantly lower than the target temperature required by the flock…
土鸡育雏期的7项管理要点
1 全进全出 现代肉鸡生产几乎都采用 “全进全出” 的饲养制度，这种饲养制度简单易行，饲养期内管理方便，易于控制适当的温度，便于机械作业;出场以后便于彻底打扫、 清洗、 消毒、 切断病原的循环感染。 饲养土鸡最好也采用全进全出，能保持鸡舍的卫生与鸡群的健康。
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Cobb Broiler Breeder Nutrition Program and Forthcoming New Lines
Report Overview The report is divided into several sections: Cobb’s corporate development history, forecasts for China’s white-feather broiler…
Broiler Farming: Small Intestinal Development and Nutrient Absorption
Further understanding the physiological functions of the small intestine in broilers is essential for industry professionals.
What’s causing poorer eggshell quality? I think there are 5 major “culprits”
Today, poultry farmers, let’s talk about a painful subject—eggshell quality.
Daily Poultry Drinking System Management: Water Supply Checks and Leak Maintenance
A reliable supply of clean drinking water is an essential part of daily poultry management.
Support for Producers
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Build a Clean Routine
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Protect Your Birds From Wildlife
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Control What Comes In
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Biosecurity Basics
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New World Screwworm: A Threat to Wildlife
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Fighting Screwworm: USDA's Plan and Progress
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New World Screwworm Response
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