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—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, -October 9,1971
The outlook for the economy and the
dollar in the U.S. was reviewed recently for
mdustrymen attending tne 40th an
niversary convention of the Northeastern
Poultry Producers Council by Dr. Paul S.
Nadler, center, Rutgers University,
Newark, NJ. , business administration
professor. On the noon-time program with
E&SSI Pou,tr Y Housing Discussed
(FAPP) housing may yet find through a biological filter which year than conventional housing
broad application in the poultry removes 95 per cent of any air- and about 12-V2C a year over
industry, despite the recently- borne impurities over 1-25,000 current controlled environment
acquired control of Marek’s (one .micron) of an inch. A housing,
through vaccination. positive pressure of Vt inch is “The weakest link in the whole
That’s the thought expressed maintained in the house at all system of FAPP housing,” said
by Dr. David P. Anderson, times by means of the exhaust Dr. Anderson, “is man himself,
director of the Poultry Disease system which uses either simple He is the biggest source of break-
Research Center at the rubber belt flap-type outlets or down in its operation.”
University of Georgia. motor-controlled outlet openings. In response to a question from
He explained the principles of Engineering studies, according the audience about the need for
FAPP housing and discussed its to the speaker, show that FAPP FAPP housing after the advent of
application for industrymen housing will run about $1.25 more a Marek’s vaccine, he said such
gathered recently for Nor- per square foot than conventional housing may ultimately lead to
theastem ‘7l, the Northeastern housing. the elimination of Mareks, while
Poultry Producers Council Actual cost of operation runs the vaccine is only a control
(NEPPCO) 40th anniversary about 20 to 25c more per bird per measure,
convention. ' ' "" ' 1
Noting that other applications
will probably arise in the future,
Dr. Anderson listed the following
as current or imminent uses of
FAPP housing: experimental
flocks, replacement pullet flocks,
broiler flocks, broiler brooding,
caged layers and hatcheries.
The FAPP system forces air
through a course pre-filter, then
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president.
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