Thesis Abstract

The lighting conditions in poultry production systems play a crucial role in the overall performance and productivity of laying hens. This study aims to assess the impact of different lighting conditions on egg production in poultry. The research will investigate the effects of various lighting regimes, including light intensity, photoperiod, and light spectrum, on egg production parameters such as egg quality, egg size, and egg production rate. The study will be conducted on a commercial poultry farm, where different groups of laying hens will be exposed to different lighting conditions. Data on egg production parameters will be collected and analyzed to determine the optimal lighting conditions for maximizing egg production in poultry. The findings of this study will provide valuable insights into the importance of lighting conditions in poultry management and contribute to the development of improved lighting strategies for enhancing egg production in commercial poultry farms.

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