Summer poultry is an important issue to understand because heat stress can harm poultry productivity. Summer hurts broilers and laying hens, and ultimately reduces profitability by reducing productivity. Stress is a serious problem for poultry producers because it directly leads to economic losses due to reduced poultry productivity.
Summer Poultry
Summer Poultry Summer Poultry Summer poultry is an important issue to understand because heat stress can harm poultry productivity. Summer hurts broilers and laying hens, and ultimately reduces profitability by reducing productivity. Stress is a serious problem for poultry producers because it directly leads to economic losses due to reduced poultry productivity. The following steps can help cope with the heat stress of poultry in summer: Housekeeping management Water management Feed management Integrated management Barn management in the summer house: Align the vertical axis of the barn from east to west to ensure the sun Heat and direct sunlight. Living in tropical areas should have good roof insulation (if possible, use suspended ceilings to reduce thermal conductivity), and be supported by coolers and atomization systems. Summer poultry water management: In practice, water is the main criterion for summer management of these four factors. In summer, water consumption is 34 times higher. Even a slight lack of water can cause heat stroke and death. The water consumption ratio is 1:2, but when the temperature rises above 950 F, this ratio can rise to 1:4 or more. When watering poultry in summer, please keep the following in mind: cold water (60700F) must be provided in summer. General summer poultry production: recommended 2 inches of refrigerated litter, dump or shake litter 23 times a day during cool hours. should provide 10% extra space. THANK YOU
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