How do I manage temperature and ventilation in poultry houses
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Managing temperature and ventilation in a poultry house is mostly about balance and consistency. Keep the shed well-ventilated using side curtains, fans, or open-air flow so ammonia and heat don’t build up. In hot weather, increase airflow and use cooling methods like foggers or sprinklers if availaRead more
Managing temperature and ventilation in a poultry house is mostly about balance and consistency. Keep the shed well-ventilated using side curtains, fans, or open-air flow so ammonia and heat don’t build up. In hot weather, increase airflow and use cooling methods like foggers or sprinklers if available. In cold weather, reduce drafts but still maintain fresh air circulation to avoid suffocation or disease. Clean litter regularly because moisture affects temperature control. Good airflow plus stable temperature keeps birds healthy and improves egg production.
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