ABSTRACT Large White turkey breeder hens were exposed to either incandescent or full-spectrum (FS) fluorescent lighting during two 20-week reproductive cycles in closed confinement. Data were recorded for body weights, feed intake, and reproductive traits. Body weights and feed intake were similar between treatments in both egg laying cycles. In addition, there were no significant differences in egg production, fertility, hatchability, or poult weight between the incandescent and FS fluorescent light treatment in either the first or second year egg laying cycle. It was concluded that exposure of breeder turkey hens to FS fluorescent light in closed confine-ment results in reproductive performance similar to that obtained with incandescent l...
Introduction Lighting is very important for turkey production, because their life period is longer t...
Summary. When domestic fowl were maintained under constant incan-descent illumination from time of h...
A ReviewAnnouncment of two papers published on an experiment that proves: 1) gasoline lanters or nat...
An 18-week experiment was conducted to investigate the effects of changing from incandescent to fluo...
ABSTRACT A study was conducted to determine the effective range of light-dark cycle lengths for repr...
TH E increased demand in recent years for turkey poults throughout the year has stimulated a great d...
ABSTRACT The effect of light quality on erratic oviposition (two eggs laid during a 24-hr-period) an...
The effects of of lighting programs on the zootechnic performance and egg quality of semi-heavy layi...
ABSTRACTLight is an important environmental factor for birds, allowing not only their vision, but al...
The present study was conducted to investigate whether monochromatic light affect feed intake, egg p...
ABSTRACT Time of exposure and light intensity rearing house may affect the performance and egg quali...
Light presents an important exogenous factor for poultry. This study examined effects of LED lights ...
THE production of turkey hatching eggs on a commercial scale has brought out the problems of increas...
Light-emitting diode (LED) is an improved light delivery technology that provides better energy effi...
ABSTRACT Yearling turkey breeder hens were recycled into a second egg production cycle by exposure t...
Introduction Lighting is very important for turkey production, because their life period is longer t...
Summary. When domestic fowl were maintained under constant incan-descent illumination from time of h...
A ReviewAnnouncment of two papers published on an experiment that proves: 1) gasoline lanters or nat...
An 18-week experiment was conducted to investigate the effects of changing from incandescent to fluo...
ABSTRACT A study was conducted to determine the effective range of light-dark cycle lengths for repr...
TH E increased demand in recent years for turkey poults throughout the year has stimulated a great d...
ABSTRACT The effect of light quality on erratic oviposition (two eggs laid during a 24-hr-period) an...
The effects of of lighting programs on the zootechnic performance and egg quality of semi-heavy layi...
ABSTRACTLight is an important environmental factor for birds, allowing not only their vision, but al...
The present study was conducted to investigate whether monochromatic light affect feed intake, egg p...
ABSTRACT Time of exposure and light intensity rearing house may affect the performance and egg quali...
Light presents an important exogenous factor for poultry. This study examined effects of LED lights ...
THE production of turkey hatching eggs on a commercial scale has brought out the problems of increas...
Light-emitting diode (LED) is an improved light delivery technology that provides better energy effi...
ABSTRACT Yearling turkey breeder hens were recycled into a second egg production cycle by exposure t...
Introduction Lighting is very important for turkey production, because their life period is longer t...
Summary. When domestic fowl were maintained under constant incan-descent illumination from time of h...
A ReviewAnnouncment of two papers published on an experiment that proves: 1) gasoline lanters or nat...