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Infra-red brooding of intensive livestock

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Series: Agfact A0.2.3  Edition: First edition  Last updated: 01 Oct 2003
Infra-red heating or brooding has become highly adaptable to the high density stocking and modern management practices associated with commercial animal production. This Agfact explains how infrared can be used effectively to maintain the body temperatures of intensive livestock. It includes information on the following:
  • Zone of thermoneutrality 
  • Heating techniques
  • Infra-red heating
  • Measuring temperature in a production shed
  • Hanging heights of brooders
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