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Does Free-Range Rearing Have Any Drawbacks On Egg Quality?

August 30, 2021 by Temi Cole Leave a Comment

What’s your leaning on the free-range vs. caged debate?

Which side do you support?

Whilst we are aware of most points of contention on the matter,

Here are some considerations that might NOT have crossed your mind before.

The results in this document prove our current understanding [Read more…] about Does Free-Range Rearing Have Any Drawbacks On Egg Quality?

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How Size Of Corn Grain Affects Laying Hen Performance

August 30, 2021 by Temi Cole Leave a Comment

If you are considering milling your own layer feed, or sourcing layer feed from a local miller…

…then, this study teaches is a valuable addition to your reading library.

Now, it’s no news to you that corn contributes the main food source in layer feed.

Until now you might have [Read more…] about How Size Of Corn Grain Affects Laying Hen Performance

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A Method For Bringing Laying Hens To Molt For Max Profit

August 30, 2021 by Temi Cole Leave a Comment

A largely misunderstood technicality in the rearing of layer hens for profit is:

Moulting (molting).

It’s yet again another physiological hurdle to cross in your race to egg production profits.

But handled well,

It can lead to profit improvement,

Rather than profit interruption.

This [Read more…] about A Method For Bringing Laying Hens To Molt For Max Profit

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Which Factors Most Affect Broiler Farm Profit?

August 28, 2021 by Temi Cole Leave a Comment

Wouldn’t it be good if BEFORE you started your broiler farming enterprise,

You could get tipped off by an experienced broiler farmer? [Read more…] about Which Factors Most Affect Broiler Farm Profit?

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Organic vs. Conventional Poultry Farming: Profit Analysis

August 27, 2021 by Temi Cole Leave a Comment

These are two distinctive schools of thought among us poultry people.

(…yes, that’s even beside the broiler vs. layer debate…)

The head-to-head showcased by this study is organic vs. conventional poultry farming.

Each undoubtedly has its pros vs cons on either side of the fence. [Read more…] about Organic vs. Conventional Poultry Farming: Profit Analysis

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Effects of Down Time & Production Period on Broiler Profits

August 27, 2021 by Temi Cole Leave a Comment

If you’re a broiler farmer (or planning on becoming one) THIS study should become a foundational data source for you.

Why?

Because it answers 2 key questions:

  1. “What is my most profitable production cycle length?“
  2. “How much does each additional day of downtime REALLY cost me?“

And [Read more…] about Effects of Down Time & Production Period on Broiler Profits

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