Maintaining Poultry Environment Lecture Notes

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Vocabulary and key terminology regarding poultry house maintenance, sanitation, pest control, and environment management.

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Downtime

A rest period described as any time not being productive, requiring at least 1010 to 1414 days between flocks to prevent disease transmission.

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Infectious Laryngotracheitis (ILT)

A herpesvirus infection of chickens, pheasants, peafowl, and turkeys that causes death and affects productivity.

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Wet cleaning

A three-step process consisting of soaking, washing, and rinsing, where warm water is preferred for penetrating organic matter.

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Soaking

The step in wet cleaning where heavily soiled areas are treated until accumulated dirt and manure are softened for easy removal.

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Washing

The wet cleaning step involving a solution which can be a neutral detergent like dish soap.

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Rinsing

The final step of wet cleaning performed immediately after washing to remove harmful residues.

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Musca domestica

The scientific name for common flies, which are considered insect pests in a poultry environment.

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Avian malaria

A disease caused by mosquitoes within the farm vicinity.

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Necrotic Enteritis

A disease problem in poultry flocks that can be caused by vermin such as rats.

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Chlorinator

A device incorporated in the water system to control microbial infection.

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Manure management

The practice of reducing manure moisture from 7575 to 8080 percent down to 3030 percent or less to eliminate fly breeding.

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Layer house size

The required space for a layer house, which is 2 sq. ft/bird2\text{ sq. ft/bird}.

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Minimum battery space requirement

The specific area requirement per bird, ranging from 0.80.8 to 1 sq. ft./bird1\text{ sq. ft./bird}.

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Litter materials

Locally available materials such as dry rice hulls, rice straw, coco peat, and sand used to absorb moisture from droppings.

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Dry Cleaning

The initial cleaning phase involving removing birds and equipment, scraping manure and dust, and sweeping the floor.

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Quaternary ammonium compound

A type of disinfectant used after cleaning, with Roccal D Plus listed as a specific example.