Layer housing solutions

Poultry housing for layers

To achieve the best possible results in table egg production it is essential that layers quickly find their way in the poultry house. Positioning of water, feed and laying nests should follow the natural behaviour of the animal. In the rearing phase, layers need to be prepared to find their way in a poultry housing system to ensure the best results in the production phase.

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Poultry housing: Layer housing solutions

Vencomatic Nest

The Vencomatic Nest range is built to last. The solid construction ensures a long lifetime of the nest. Flat roofs can be applied to maximize available living surface for the birds.

Bolegg Gallery

The Bolegg Gallery is Vencomatics multi-tier aviary system for layers that combines user friendliness with a clever and economic design. While birds can follow their natural behaviour resulting in optimal laying performance, it allows you to collect eggs in an efficient way, preserving the quality after lay.

Bolegg Terrace

Since its introduction over 25 million birds have been housed on the Bolegg Terrace, expressing the great success of this aviary system. The Bolegg Terrace is designed like a tree.

RED-L

RED-L is the abbreviation of Resting, Eating, Drinking and Laying. The system design integrates these basic needs in a unique porch structure.

Hercules Cross Conveyor

The durable Hercules Cross Conveyor, with its compact and simple design, is a reliable and easy way to remove manure out of the house.

Q-Perch

The Q-Perch is a mechanic solution that controls Poultry Red Mite based on their natural lifecycle. It withholds red mite from eating and thereby prevents them from reproducing.

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Library – paper Perception farmers, veterinarians, experts

Over the last decades, the laying hen industry has seen major changes in terms of improved production efficiency, improved health and welfare, and the ongoing transition from cage-housing towards housing in aviary systems. At the same time, the number of hens...

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High levels of contact dermatitis and decreased mobility in broiler breeders, but neither have a relationship with floor eggs

Contact dermatitis, both on the foot pads and hocks, is a well-known health issue in broilers. Less is known about contact dermatitis in broiler breeders, however, although they have many risk factors for developing leg health problems in common with broilers.

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