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Poultry Production

Broiler Production = Raising Chickens for Meat A broiler house holds 6,000 to 40,000 birds. Houses are insulated and have ventilators that help remove the heat. Small birds are kept warm by using broilers. As the birds grow larger, their body heat will keep them warm in a well-insulated house.

Broiler Production Continued Houses are generally lighted around the clock to prevent cannibalism. Eggs to be hatched for broiler production come from breeds of chicken that are large and muscular. Most broilers are hybrid birds - mating of different breeds of chickens to produce the meaty bird. Crossbreed animals are generally healthier and grow faster than purebred animals.

Layer Production The primary purpose of egg production is for reproduction. Unlike most animals, the eggs are produced in the body and then expelled. Eggs are produced for hatching and consumption. An egg is produced approximately every 18-22 hours. The next egg is released 2 hours after the first egg. More than 90% of eggs are produced by layers in cages.

Layer Production Continued Layer chicken puts most of its metabolism toward egg production versus meat production. Light is used to stimulate hormonal activity. Hens are given 14-15 hours of light daily to keep the egg production process active. Cage operations provide for adequate room, ventilation, correct temperature, plenty of food, and fresh water. As the eggs are laid, they are rolled onto a conveyor belt and sent to the processing area.

Layer House

Layer House

What is Vertical Integration? Companies own all of the feed mills, hatcheries, processing centers. etc.

Value-Added Production Change in the physical state or form of the product (i.e. milling wheat into flour or making jam from strawberries Production of a product in a manner that enhances its value (i.e. organically produced)

Vertical Integration

Turkeys Turkey sales are second only to that of chicken in the poultry industry. Consumption has increased 92% from 1980 to 1990 Turkey is a high quality, low cost, a nutritious source of food protein. 1/3 of turkey sales occur around Thanksgiving and Christmas. Consumers are demanding meaty turkeys with a lot of white meat.