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Wednesday, October 4, 2017
Learning the fundamentals for cage-free egg success.
Learning the fundamentals for cage-free egg success. This webinar will cover major areas of cage-free layer management such as setting up proper environmental conditions for success, training the animals and the staff to successfully interact with new equipment and adding additional, empty space to the layer barn.
WHAT YOU’LL LEARN:
1. How much empty space is needed in the house for proper bird behavior and aggression control.
2. What role lighting plays in bird behavior
3. How to train birds and staff to fully utilize cage-free equipment
4. The importance of good litter management .
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