#SmartPoultryMonitoring - Twitter Hashtag

almost 7 years ago

Founded in 2001 on Oxford University farmland, the Farm Action Initiative (FAI) has grown into a global consultancy operation with additional locations in Scotland, Brail and the USA. https://t.co/sT0MgjAuhu #poultrymon #technology #smartpoultrymonitoring

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PoultryMon @MonPoultry

about 7 years ago

Due to their high surface-to-body mass ratio chicks lose heat very quickly. Maintaining the proper ambient temperature ensures chicks stay healthy and reach their full weight potential. #poultryMon #smartpoultrymonitoring

MonPoultry's tweet photo. Due to their high surface-to-body mass ratio chicks lose heat very quickly. Maintaining the proper ambient temperature ensures chicks stay healthy and reach their full weight potential.

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PoultryMon @MonPoultry

about 7 years ago

Simple relatively-inexpensive instruments can be used for detecting ammonia gas concentration in animal housing to assure proper air quality. https://t.co/brVprW0kEP #poultrymon #smartpoultrymonitoring

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PoultryMon @MonPoultry

about 7 years ago

By providing chicks with the right environment and nutrition during the brooding period – the first 14 days of a birds life – hatcheries can optimize the flock’s overall performance and maximize profit. #poultrymon #smartpoultrymonitoring

MonPoultry's tweet photo. By providing chicks with the right environment and nutrition during the brooding period – the first 14 days of a birds life – hatcheries can optimize the flock’s overall performance and maximize profit.

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#smartpoultrymonitoring https://t.co/HvqfBt2pU8

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PoultryMon @MonPoultry

about 7 years ago

When managing a healthy, productive flock, getting the lighting conditions right could be more important than you think. https://t.co/j42MISA0DZ #poultrymon #smartpoultrymonitoring #revolutionizingpoultryprocess #layermonitoring #IOTpolultry #wirelesspoultrymonitoring

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PoultryMon @MonPoultry

about 7 years ago

Eggshell colors have nothing to do with flavor or nutritional value of the egg. Brown, white and even blue and green egg shells are simply indicative of the breed of hen. #poultrymon #smartpoultrymonitoring #revolutionizingpoultryprocess #layermonitoring #IoTpoultry