A Total of £4,866.56 For St. Leonards Hospice

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27 Jul A Total of £4,866.56 For St. Leonards Hospice

A big thank you to all the teams at our golf day!

A fantastic total for St. Leonards hospice

Posted at 08:36h in poultry by admin

St Leonard’s Hospice has provided care and support for terminally ill people, and people with life-limiting illnesses, for more than 35 years. We raised a fantastic total of £4,866.56 for St. Leonards hospice.

The teams participating included ABN, H&N, HIPRA, IAN PICK, HYLINE, JOICE AND HILL, LOHMANN GB, NOBLE MILLING, NEWQUIP, DAVID DODDS, WARRENDALE, VENCOMATIC and PAUL BROUGHTON/THREE COCKS & A PLAYBOY.

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Novogen Brown

The NOVOgen BROWN is a brown bird with white under-feathers, which produces brown eggs.

It is recognised as being the most capable of adapting to your environment. Being calm in nature, it combines ease of management with performance.

	Free Range
Eggs per hen housed to 72 weeks	316
Eggs per hen housed to 80 weeks	357
Average egg size to 72 weeks	65.8g
Average egg size to 80 weeks	66.1g
Egg mass to 72 weeks	19.9g
Egg mass to 80 weeks	22.6kg
Average daily feed intake per bird	120g
Body weight at 18 weeks	1500g
Liveability:
Rearing
Laying period (72 wks.)	94.6%
Laying period (80 wks.)	93.8%

Novogen Brown Light

The NOVOgen BROWN LIGHT is a brown bird with white under-feathers, which produces brown eggs.

High production potential with excellent egg quality. Calm and easy to breed, the NOVOgen BROWN LIGHT is the bird you are looking for to optimise profits.

	Free Range
Eggs per hen housed to 72 weeks	319
Eggs per hen housed to 80 weeks	361
Average egg size to 72 weeks	64.7g
Average egg size to 80 weeks	65.1g
Egg mass to 72 weeks	19.6g
Egg mass to 80 weeks	21.0kg
Average daily feed intake per bird	119g
Body weight at 18 weeks	1480g
Liveability:
Rearing
Laying period (72 wks.)	94.6%
Laying period (80 wks.)	93.8%

Novogen White

The NOVOgen WHITE has been selected to be capable of realising its production potential under the most varied of production conditions.

Easy to breed and not requiring any particular breeding techniques, you will be satisfied with the high production potential and excellent internal and external egg quality of the NOVOgen WHITE.

	Free Range
Eggs per hen housed to 72 weeks	323
Eggs per hen housed to 80 weeks	366
Average egg size to 72 weeks	65.5g
Average egg size to 80 weeks	65.9g
Egg mass to 72 weeks	20.0kg
Egg mass to 80 weeks	22.9kg
Average daily feed intake per bird	113g
Body weight at 18 weeks	1250g
Liveability:
Rearing
Laying period (72 wks.)	94.5%
Laying period (80 wks.)	93.7%

Novogen White Light

The NOVOgen WHITE LIGHT has been selected to be capable of realising its production potential under the most varied of production conditions.

Easy to breed and not requiring any particular breeding techniques, you will be satisfied with the high production potential and excellent internal and external egg quality of the NOVOgen WHITE LIGHT.

	Free Range
Eggs per hen housed to 72 weeks	326
Eggs per hen housed to 80 weeks	371
Average egg size to 72 weeks	64.1g
Average egg size to 80 weeks	64.5g
Egg mass to 72 weeks	19.8kg
Egg mass to 80 weeks	22.6kg
Average daily feed intake per bird	111g
Body weight at 18 weeks	1230g
Liveability:
Rearing
Laying period (72 wks.)	94.5%
Laying period (80 wks.)	93.7%

Warren

The Warren is the result of extensive consultation and focused research into the best solution for the rapidly expanding free range sector in the UK. Bred from proven Hendrix lines, it is set to become the champion of free range.

The Warren will be slightly larger framed with all the advantages of modern hybrid egg quality, productivity, and performance. Resilient and well behaved, no matter what it encounters, the Warren is ready for the rigours of the range.

	Free Range
Eggs per hen housed to 72 weeks	316
Eggs per hen housed to 80 weeks	359
Average egg size to 72 weeks	64.8g
Average egg size to 80 weeks	65.0g
Egg mass to 72 weeks	20.1kg
Egg mass to 80 weeks	22.9kg
Average daily feed intake per bird	129g
Body weight at 16 weeks	1452
Liveability:
Rearing
Laying period (72 wks.)	95.8%
Laying period (80 wks.)	95.2%

H&N Brown

Genetics and research staff at H&N have worked for many years to produce a layer with an excellent performance.

This was achieved by a balanced selection procedure, taking many traits into account, such as egg production rate, liveability, feed efficiency and egg quality, which are all major factors in determining the profitability for an egg producer.

	H&N Brown
Eggs per hen housed to 72 weeks
Eggs per hen housed to 80 weeks	368
Average egg size to 72 weeks	62.9g
Average egg size to 80 weeks	63.4g
Egg mass to 72 weeks
Egg mass to 80 weeks	23.3kg
Average daily feed intake per bird	113 – 118g
Body weight at 16 weeks	1596g
Liveability:
Rearing	96-98%
Laying period (72 wks.)	90-95%
Laying period (80 wks.)	90-95%

Hy-Line White W80

Robust, Prolific, Strong Performance in Alternative Systems, Long Single-Cycle Lay

The Hy-Line W-80 is a robust white egg layer for all housing systems and environments. This bird delivers prolific egg numbers, excellent egg shell strength, and strong performance under challenging environments and low-density feed rations.

The W-80 is adaptable to alternative production systems and remains calm for easy management. For markets requiring a larger egg size, the W-80 Plus gives producers the same great traits with an egg weight profile two grams heavier.

Its persistency for long single-cycle lay means more eggs on five grams less feed. Producers gain more profitability with a feed savings of approximately two kilograms per bird per year versus competing brands.

	Free Range
Eggs per hen housed to 72 weeks	329.3
Eggs per hen housed to 80 weeks	373
Average egg size to 72 weeks	63.9g
Average egg size to 80 weeks	64.4g
Egg mass to 72 weeks	19.6kg
Egg mass to 80 weeks	22.4kg
Average daily feed intake per bird	104.5gms
Body weight at 16 weeks	1210gms
Liveability:
Rearing	97.0%
Laying period (72 wks.)	92.6%
Laying period (80 wks.)	91.7%

Hy-Line Plus

Prolific Producer, Rich Brown Eggs, Increased egg weight of up to 2 grams

The Hy-Line Brown Plus has all the benefits of the Hy-Line Brown with increased egg weight of up to 2 grams. The Hy-Line Brown is the world's most balanced brown egg layer. She produces over 355 rich brown eggs to 80 weeks, peaks well and begins lay early with optimum egg size. These traits combined with an excellent temperament, unrivalled feed efficiency, the best interior egg quality in the market and unbeatable liveability and feather cover, plus enhanced egg weight give the Hy-Line Brown Plus the perfect balance for Enriched Colony and Alternative production systems, which means more profit for the poultry producer.

With the Hy-Line Brown's superior performance and world beating efficiencies it's the perfect choice for a more profitable future.

	Hyline Brown	Hyline Plus
Eggs per hen housed to 72 weeks	337.7	323.3
Eggs per hen housed to 80 weeks	382.5	365.7
Average egg size to 72 weeks	63.9%	66.6g
Average egg size to 80 weeks	64.0%	67.0g
Egg mass to 72 weeks	20.8kg	20.8kg
Egg mass to 80 weeks	23.7kg	23.7kg
Average daily feed intake per bird	117.9gms	117.9gms
Body weight at 17 weeks	1460gms	1460gms
Liveability:
Rearing	98.1%	98.1%
Laying period (72 wks.)	96.2%	96.2%
Laying period (80 wks.)	95.0%	95.0%

Lohmann Brown Classic

The Lohmann Brown is the leading layer in the UK market.

With a reputation for persistent production, excellent shell strength and good temperament, it is ideally suited to long laying cycles, giving high numbers of first quality, saleable eggs with attractive brown shells.

	Free Range	Colony
Eggs per hen housed to 72 weeks	308.2	316.1
Eggs per hen housed to 80 weeks	349.5	357.1
Average egg size to 72 weeks	63.4g	63.2g
Average egg size to 80 weeks	63.8g	63.7g
Egg mass to 72 weeks	19.53kg	19.98kg
Egg mass to 80 weeks	22.32kg	22.91kg
Average daily feed intake per bird	125 - 130g	110 - 117g
Body weight at 16 weeks	1380g	1380g
Liveability:
Rearing	97 - 98%	97 - 98%
Laying period (72 wks.)	92 - 95%	93 - 95%
Laying period (80 wks.)	90 - 92%	92 - 95%

Dekalb White

Perfectly adapted to the needs of modern commercial egg production, the DeKalb White has been bred to be a profitable high performance breed, set to be a natural choice for professional egg producers of the future.

Combining excellent liveability, extended production cycles, superb persistency and an excellent feed conversion ratio, the DeKalb White consistently produces high numbers of first quality eggs, per hen housed.

DeKalb White eggs are strong shelled with excellent internal quality, making them suitable for both table eggs and egg processing markets.

	Free Range
Eggs per hen housed to 72 weeks	331
Eggs per hen housed to 80 weeks	376
Average egg size to 72 weeks	65.1g
Average egg size to 80 weeks	65.5g
Egg mass to 72 weeks	20.4kg
Egg mass to 80 weeks	23.4kg
Average daily feed intake per bird	114g
Body weight at 16 weeks
Liveability:
Rearing
Laying period (72 wks.)	95.0%
Laying period (80 wks.)	94.3%

Bovan Brown

The result of a balanced breeding programme, the Bovans Brown is a highly versatile and robust layer.

A combination of high peak production, great laying persistency, and a flat egg weight curve ensures that the Bovans Brown produces high numbers of first quality dark brown eggs.

Adaptable and easy to manage, the robustness of the Bovans Brown allows it to adjust well to different climates, management programmes and housing systems.

	Free Range	Colony
Eggs per hen housed to 72 weeks	321	332
Eggs per hen housed to 80 weeks	365	376
Average egg size to 72 weeks	65.6g	65.6g
Average egg size to 80 weeks	65.8g	65.8g
Egg mass to 72 weeks	20.4kg	21.0kg
Egg mass to 80 weeks	23.3kg	23.9kg
Average daily feed intake per bird	124g	116g
Body weight at 16 weeks	1350g	1350g
Liveability:
Rearing	98%	98%
Laying period (72 wks.)	95%	96.8%
Laying period (80 wks.)	94.3%	96.4%

Isa Brown

The ISA Brown is recognised globally for its exceptional feed conversion, which makes it one of the most efficient, proven and profitable brown egg layers in the world.

Producing high numbers of first quality eggs, per hen housed, the ISA Brown is a reliable and versatile layer with excellent feed conversion, which adapts well to differing climates and housing systems.

Optimal egg size, strong shells and great laying persistency also make the ISA Brown perfectly suitable for longer laying cycles.

	Free Range	Colony
Eggs per hen housed to 72 weeks	316	330
Eggs per hen housed to 80 weeks	359	373
Average egg size to 72 weeks	65.8%	65.8g
Average egg size to 80 weeks	66.0%	66.0g
Egg mass to 72 weeks	20.3kg	21.1kg
Egg mass to 80 weeks	23.1kg	24.0kg
Average daily feed intake per bird	124g	115g
Body weight at 16 weeks	1350	1350
Liveability:
Rearing	98.0%	98.0%
Laying period (72 wks.)	94.7%	95.8%
Laying period (80 wks.)	92.7%	95.9%

Shaver Brown

The Shaver Brown is a highly efficient and balanced brown egg layer, producing a large volume of medium and large sized brown eggs with strong shells and good internal quality.

The Shaver Brown has a low feed intake combined with a high peak production and great laying persistency.

The supreme Shaver Brown is a reliable, efficient and profitable bird for all egg producers.

	Free Range	Colony
Eggs per hen housed to 72 weeks	317	330
Eggs per hen housed to 80 weeks	360	372
Average egg size to 72 weeks	65.0g	65.0g
Average egg size to 80 weeks	65.1g	65.1g
Egg mass to 72 weeks	20.1kg	20.8kg
Egg mass to 80 weeks	22.9kg	23.6kg
Average daily feed intake per bird	126g	116g
Body weight at 16 weeks	1350	1350
Liveability:
Rearing	98.0%	98.0%
Laying period (72 wks.)	95%	95.9%
Laying period (80 wks.)	94.3%	95.3%

Hy-Line Brown

Prolific Producer, Rich Brown Eggs, Hardy Layer

The Hy-Line Brown is the world's most balanced brown egg layer. She produces over 355 rich brown eggs to 80 weeks, peaks well and begins lay early with optimum egg size. These traits combined with an excellent temperament, unrivalled feed efficiency, the best interior egg quality in the market and unbeatable liveability and feather cover give the Hy-Line Brown the perfect balance for both Enriched Colony and Alternative production systems, which means more profit for the poultry producer.