Sometimes the biggest risks on the farm are the ones we stop noticing. Let's dive into the concept of "normalization of deviance" and why focusing on details is key to your flock’s long-term success.
Our sixth edition of the popular Tips and Tricks series!
LVI Enterprises provides poultry litter management equipment, including windrowers, pulverizers and blowers designed to prepare houses between flocks.
For far too long, commercial poultry farmers and other hardworking folks have been stuck in John Deere’s repair racket.
At the Southern Farm Show, we spoke with Ashley Harris Moore of Harris-Moore Specialty Equipment about the company’s work, poultry equipment and what sets their offerings apart.
In today’s poultry industry, producers can’t always rely on reactive solutions like antibiotics or prescriptions. Challenges come fast, and not everything has a simple fix. That’s why proactive bird health—like Hen Helper—is essential.
By implementing the Chicken Reaper in your poultry house, you can increase efficiency, reduce physical strain and optimize daily operations.
Poultry farmers have been increasing sustainability for decades. Sustainable practices are so ingrained in the industry that you may not even realize the significant impact you're making.
Microbiome management is one of the most intriguing yet underexplored areas of poultry science—and it can make all the difference for your flock.
Poultry growers John Tuck and Jason Jackson discuss the quail industry, highlighting the key differences between quail and chicken farming.
During cleanout or catch night, it’s inevitable that litter will spill out of your poultry houses and into your parking lot. Jason Jackson, our friend and Alabama poultry farmer, shares tips on how to manage it.
We headed over to Blount County, Alabama, to bring you expert tips for raising quail from John Tuck of Tuck Farms.
Jason Jackson, our friend and Alabama poultry grower, speaks on four new USDA rules and how they impact growers.
By taking advantage of tax credits, you can keep more of your hard-earned money, and by taking advantage of farm credits, you can even save money too.
An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure, but prevention isn't always possible for certain diseases. In those cases, early detection is the next best thing.
Today, we’re combining a popular topic on our blog—tips—with my favorite topic—how to take care of you, the grower. Here are five tips to beat the heat this summer.
Body temperature. Feed conversion ratio. Weight gain. All common terms in the poultry industry. All interconnected. And all important to your bottom line.
The three main ingredients to growing a bird are water, air and feed. This time, we're focusing on water, and specifically, cleaning water lines in poultry houses.
Chickens need vitamin supplements just like people do! Catalyst provides birds with poultry vitamins and minerals to boost immunity and improve heart, skin and blood health.
To grow healthy birds, you have to take care of their legs. After all, that's what supports all of that weight! Strong leg health builds a strong foundation for your birds. Here are common leg issues and how to manage them.
Our fifth edition of the popular Tips and Tricks series!
How to identify, treat and prevent clostridial dermatitis in turkey farms. Chicken farmers can learn from this too!
What do you do with your mortality? Let's talk about a few different methods for managing poultry mortality.
Prepare for the summer heat by tuning up your ventilation system now! Here's how to maintain fans and cool cells.
We've all heard the age-old riddle, "Which came first: the chicken or the egg?" Well, in the poultry industry, the pullets come first! Our goal is to take care of pullet farmers because you impact us all.
Here is a checklist for cleaning poultry houses between flocks, even if you hire out the job.
Fewer culls mean more profits for you as the egg producer. With Hen Helper, a poultry supplement and probiotic, you can boost overall health in your hens, leading to firmer litter with white caps, cleaner eggs and better shell quality.
Recently, we’ve heard a lot of farmers ask why their chickens are huddling together. Huddling usually happens when chicks are too cold or grown chickens have a fever. Let’s go over why both of these situations happen and what you can do to stop the huddling.
A healthy floor is a healthy bird. Learn how to improve litter quality and strengthen poultry health with a scientifically designed poultry litter treatment.
Gut health is an important part of overall well-being for both humans and animals. For poultry, gut health can make the difference between a thriving, profitable flock and a devastating mortality crisis.
This one is for our female farmers! Business owner Leisa Coyne explains how she has overcome the challenges of being a woman CEO in a male-dominated industry.
We love sharing great farmer-to-farmer advice, so Allen is back with our fourth edition of Tips and Tricks for Your Poultry Farm.
Happy Thanksgiving! It's high time we give our hard-working turkey farmers the attention they deserve. Here are some of the main differences between turkey farming and chicken farming.
Whether you raise birds antibiotic free, no antibiotics ever (NAE), reduced use or with a full spectrum of antibiotics, changes in antibiotic regulations have impacted your farm in one way or another.
An electrician's advice on protecting your poultry farm from lightning damage.
Winter is coming! Here's a comparison between two main types of radiant heaters for poultry farms: pancake and tube heaters.
Every stage of a bird's life is important, but the first three days are the most pivotal in a chick's development.
Mower maintenance expert Leisa gives her best tips for keeping lawn mowers running smoothly, saving you money in the long run.
We often get asked how to become a poultry farmer. Two soon-to-be farmers tell their story of starting a poultry farm!
We tested Litter Life against Salmonella. Here are our encouraging results!
Let's talk about the "mother" of all vinegar and how to use it to improve health on your poultry farm.
Heat is one of the top environmental stressors for poultry. But did you know that humidity can make its effects compound? Let's go over heat, humidity and how to combat them in your poultry house.
Torched is a non-selective and highly effective weed killer for your poultry farm.
You don't have to be a poultry farmer for long before your integrator suggests you make upgrades to your farm. Is it worth it to make these upgrades?
A 5th generation farmer explains his decision to add more poultry houses to his farm.
Tips and Tricks Part III features advice and tools submitted to us from poultry farmers across the country.
Here are six steps to get NRCS grants for your poultry farm.
Bryant Madren shares two major hacks he uses on his poultry farm.
Desecticide is a non-toxic, effective solution for darkling beetle control in poultry houses. Learn how it works and how to use it!
Here's a rundown on our top poultry equipment finds from the 2022 Sunbelt Ag Expo.