This document discusses pullet temperature, relative humidity, ventilation, air quality, lighting, feeding, water consumption, and chick processing such as beak trimming. It notes the ideal relative humidity range for pullets is 40-60% to prevent issues like mold growth or respiratory problems. Ventilation rates and air quality are also addressed. The document also examines signs of a hen's laying state, including comb size and softness, wattle elongation, pelvic bone separation, and vent size/color as indicators of production level.

1. PULLET

2. TEMPERATUR

3. RH
 40 – 60 %
 Terlalu tinggi : merangsang pertumbuhan m.o,
kondensasi udara
 Terlalu rendah : berdebu, mengganggu kesehatan
saluran pernafasan

4. VENTILASI
Contoh kecepatan perputaran udara

5. KUALITAS UDARA

8. LIGHTING

9. FEEDING

12. GRID

13. WATER CONSUMPTION

15. CHICK PROCESSING
 Trimming the comb
 Trimming the dew claw
 Beak trimming
Suplementasi vitamin
Dalam air minum

20. 
Observing the comb and wattles of your hens is a clue to determining which are in good
laying production. The hen on the left has a small amount of hormones coursing
through her body. Her comb is small and her wattles have just started to soften and
elongate. The hen on the right is in full production. The hormones have caused her comb
to enlarge and lop and her wattles to elongate. Her comb and wattles are also soft and
pliable to the touch.

21. 
The pelvic bones are
located just below the vent.
This hen has a wide, pale
vent, with pelvic bones well
separated—indicating she
is in good production.

This is an excellent example
of a very fat hen. Notice her
vent is small and very yellow,
she is storing her food and
not utilizing it. The distance
between my thumb and
forefinger indicates the
amount of fat around one of
her pelvic bones—well over a
half inch thick!

22. Large moist vent of a hen in
production
This hen has a small, dry
puckered vent and is not
currently
laying eggs.