Hisex Layer
Product Performance
The White Hisex hen is a highly productive variety with good regularity in the weight of eggs produced. The Hisex white lays a large number of white, medium to large, eggs over a longer laying period. It is perfectly adapted to egg producers looking for high internal quality and a robust shell.
| Laying period | 18-80 weeks |
|---|---|
| Livability | 94 % |
| Age at 50% production | 145 days |
| Peak percentage | 95 % |
| Average egg weight | 61.4 g |
| Eggs number hen housed | 355 |
| Egg mass hen housed | 21.8 kg |
| Average feed consumption per day | 108 kg |
| Feed conversion | 2.12 kg/kg |
| Body weight (80weeks of age) | 1690 g |
| Shell strength | 4150 g |
| Haugh units | 82 |
General Management Guide
- Good brooding conditions for the best starting of the chicks
- From 4 to 16 weeks, building the potential of the future layer
- A good follow up with a weekly control of the growth
- Break Trimming: A delicate operation
- General principles of the lighting programme in rearing period
- Lighting programme in dark houses
- Lighting programme in hot climate houses
- Lighting programme for semi-dark houses
- Transfer and start of lay
- General principles of the lighting programmes during the production period
- Light intensity management and relation with liveability
- Oviposition times and shell quality
- Adjusting egg weight to meet market requirements
- Water Quality (monitor water quality)
- Clean the Pipe System duting the Sanitary break
- Treatment of Drinking Water
- Cleaning the Drinkers
- Water Consumption
- Immunity
- Oculo-nasal instillation (eye drops)
- Break dipping
- Skin puncture and scarification (scratch)
- Intramuscular and sub-cutaneous injections
- Through drinking water
Superb egg laying persistency
High number of first quality eggs
Excellent egg quality
Impressive feed efficiency
Hisex Layer Product Performance
Day Old Chicks
DOC of (Cobbs) and DOP (Hisex)
What we do?
Distributor of DOC of (Cobbs) and DOP (Hisex). We also carry “Brown Chicken“ for native grazing for those customers who are fond of healthy eating or chicken hobbyist.
Basic care guide
- Keep brooder temps at 95 F for the first week, decrease by 5 degrees each week until they are fully feathered.
- Make sure there is room for chicks to get out of the heat.
- Provide probiotics in their drinking water to establish healthy digestive systems.
- Keep food and shallow water containers clean and filled.
- Make sure there are no drafts or sunny spots to cause temperature changes in the brooder area.
- Make sure rodents, pets, or well-meaning children can’t hurt chicks.
DOC of (Cobbs) and DOP (Hisex)
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