Day-Old Amo Pullet (ISA Brown) | 1 Carton

Day-Old Amo Pullet (ISA Brown) | 1 Carton variety are popular among poultry farmers for their high productivity and excellent adaptability. These pullets are known for their prolific egg-laying abilities, early maturity, and resilience.

Product Description:

• Type: Day-old pullet (female chick)
• Breed: ISA Brown
• Quantity: Typically, 1 carton contains 100-day-old chicks.

Key Features and Benefits of Day-Old Amo Pullet (ISA Brown) | 1 Carton:

1. High Egg Production:
   • They are renowned for their high egg yield, producing up to 300-320 eggs per year. They start laying eggs as early as 18-20 weeks of age.
2. Early Maturity:
   • These pullets mature quickly, reaching laying age sooner than many other breeds. This early maturity means a faster return on investment for poultry farmers.
3. Feed Efficiency:
   • ISA Browns are efficient converters of feed into eggs, making them cost-effective to raise. They require less feed per dozen eggs produced compared to some other breeds.
4. Resilience and Hardiness:
5. Calm Temperament:
   • ISA Browns have a calm and friendly disposition, which makes them easier to manage and reduces stress in the flock.

Care and Management:

1. Brooding:
   • Temperature: Start at 95°F (35°C) for the first week, then decrease by 5°F per week until reaching ambient temperature.
   • Space: Ensure ample space for the chicks to move around comfortably. About 0.5 square feet per chick is recommended during the brooding period.
   • Bedding: Use clean, dry bedding material like wood shavings or straw.
2. Feeding:
   • Provide a high-quality starter feed formulated for chicks, containing around 18-20% protein, for the first 6-8 weeks.
   • Ensure constant access to clean, fresh water. Use chick-sized waterers to prevent drowning and contamination.
3. Vaccination:
   • Day-old chicks often come vaccinated against common diseases. Ensure to follow up with any recommended vaccinations and health checks.
4. Lighting:
   • Provide 24-hour lighting for the first week to help chicks find food and water. Gradually reduce to a normal daylight schedule as they grow.
5. Biosecurity:
   • Implement strict biosecurity measures to prevent the introduction of diseases. Limit access to the brooding area and ensure proper sanitation.

Housing of Day-Old Amo Pullet (ISA Brown) | 1 Carton:

• Space Requirements: As the chicks grow, ensure they have sufficient space to prevent overcrowding. Typically, 2-3 square feet per bird is recommended once they reach adulthood.
• Ventilation: Ensure good ventilation to maintain air quality and prevent respiratory issues.
• Nesting Boxes: Provide one nesting box for every 4-5 hens to encourage egg-laying.