Supporting layer welfare: our integrated approach
FAQ
We answer frequently asked questions from egg producers worldwide about how climate control impacts welfare and productivity in layer operations.
What are signs of heat stress in laying hens?
Panting, reduced feed intake, fewer eggs, and poor shell quality.
What’s the optimal temperature range for layer hens?
Between 18–24°C (64–75°F), depending on age and production phase.
How does ventilation affect egg production?
Better airflow improves air quality and reduces thermal stress, supporting higher laying rates and healthier hens.
Which ventilation systems are best for layer houses?
Systems with uniform air distribution, low noise, and moisture/ammonia control, like E-Line fans and ridge ventilation, work best.
