Lancaster farming. (Lancaster, Pa., etc.) 1955-current, June 07, 1980, Image 99

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    Over One Million Lancaster County Birds
-Mittent Lighting Makes
Field results of Bio-Mittent lighting programs have confirmed what Purina research results h
shown. Here are what three managers have had to say about their results:
“The most significant feature of the intermittent lighting program is a feed savings over birds
that previously were on a full-fed program. I feel there is a potential for 40'/bird increased in
come from using the intermittent lighting program. Mostly, this income is a feed savings, bul
some is associated with increases in egg size plus the potential for an extra 3 or 4 eggs per birc
year” (Note, hens in some cases in this operation had been mechanically restricted with smallei
egg size resulting.)
“Intermittent lighting does not affect production. It does definitely save electricity. We ex
perience less mortaility with the experimental group (Bio-Mittent lighting). We have put foui
more houses on the program.”
"I don’t know why producers don’t use Bio-Mittent™ Lighting just to save some electricity.
We’ve also seen some improvement in feed conversion even though our house isn’t light-tight.”
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Paradise, Pa. 17562
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Computer Record-Keeping Servio
Bio-Formulated Feeds
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