Using pH manipulation to benefit animal production

Using pH manipulation to benefit animal production

Insight from environmental, animal nutrition, and live production experts delivers successful strategies for improving litter management and poultry production.

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6 Tips for More Effective Poultry Litter Windrowing


Getting ready for poultry litter windrowing? Here’s six steps to get the most out of your litter pasteurization process.

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Poultry Water Line Cleaning Starts with Low pH


When did you last think about poultry water line cleaning? It’s important to not underestimate the importance of clean, free-flowing water. Birds consume nearly twice as much water as they do feed, so focusing on the safe delivery of clean water is vital.

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PLT Paves Way for Integrators to Earn CO2 Emission Reduction Credits


A University of Georgia study, which evaluated the carbon footprint of poultry farms in the U.S., showed the biggest contributor to greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions (68%) from broiler farms was from the use of fossil fuels, particularly propane gas used for heating during brooding and cold weather.

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Three Key Ways to Prevent Paw Lesions


Chicken paws are a lucrative commodity and every downgraded paw due to lesions decreases revenue. Paws also serve as an indicator of animal welfare during audits and can be a direct indicator of bird performance.

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Minimizing Risk in Live Production


While a certain amount of risk is unavoidable in animal production, managing risk can help limit exposure to losses. In live production, risk presents itself in many forms, one of which is ammonia.

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