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Effects of Three Lighting Programs During Grow on the Performance of Commercial Egg Laying Varieties 1. Growing Period N.P. O Sullivan, P. Settar, J. Arango, S. Saxena, J. Arthur Hy-Line International Dallas Center, Iowa

Experiment: Hy-Line W-36 (W36), Hy-Line W-98 (W98), and Hy-Line Brown (HYB) commercial strains were subjected to three step down rearing lighting programs. 500 pullets were used from each strain. There were three replicates per lighting program. Experiment was carried out in two trials: Hatch End - Trial #1: W36 and W98 tested: 01-28-05 05-12-06 - Trial #2: W98 and HYB tested: 09-08-05 12-15-06

Management: Birds were wing banded at hatch. Pullets were reared in floor-pens. Pullets were not beak trimmed. A phase feeding program was used according to Hy-Line Commercial Management Guides Corn-Soybean meal based crumbled diets were fed during growing.

Lighting Schedule (1): Slow: One hour biweekly decrease of light from 20h of light at 2wk of age. Reaching a 10h photoperiod by 17wk of age.

Lighting schedule (2): Moderate: One hour weekly decreases in photoperiod from 2 to 12 wk of age, until a 9h photoperiod was achieved.

Lighting schedule (3): Rapid: Four hour decrease in photoperiod at 2wk of age and at 4wk of age. Light hours decreased to 9h and then held constant until 16wk of age.

Hours of Light Three Rearing Light Programs 22 20 18 16 14 12 10 8 6 4 2 0 Slow Rapid Moderate 1 3 5 7 9 11 13 15 17 19 21 23 25 27 29 31

Lighting: Light intensity was the same for all three pullet lighting regimes: 1 st week; all chicks were exposed to 30 lux light intensity 2 nd -5 th weeks; intensity decreased 5 lux/week 6 th -17 th weeks; all pullets received 7 lux of light intensity

Traits: Weekly body weights were individually collected throughout the experiment

RESULTS

Light Test #1: W36 Weekly Body Weights by Light Programs Age Weeks Slow Moderate Rapid 4 211 213 201 5 274 280 250 6 353 354 324 7 445 437 408 8 545 523 490 9 632 606 576 10 694 676 644 11 812 782 738 12 872 823 785 13 948 921 883 14 1034 1007 969 15 1100 1081 1034 16 1126 1120 1076 17 1186 1155 1125

Light Test #1 : W36 Weekly Body Weight Differences Between Light Programs Age Weeks S-M, g R-M, g S-R, g 4-2 12 10 5-6 30 24 6-1 -30 30 7 8-29 37 8 22-33 55 9 26-30 56 10 18-32 50 11 30-44 74 12 49-38 87 13 27-38 65 14 27-38 65 15 19-47 66 16 6-44 50 17 31-30 61 Average 18-34 52

Body Weight, g Light Test #1, W36 Body Weight 4-17wks 1200 1050 900 750 600 450 300 150 0 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 Slow Moderate Rapid

Light Test #1: W98 Weekly Body Weights by Light Programs Age Weeks Slow Moderate Rapid 4 211 218 210 5 275 293 276 6 391 408 392 7 484 501 481 8 556 572 561 9 650 668 657 10 737 750 724 11 848 859 828 12 918 921 896 13 993 977 953 14 1063 1065 1029 15 1127 1113 1094 16 1176 1157 1128 17 1232 1218 1203

Light Test #1 : W98 Weekly Body Weight Differences Between Light Programs Age Weeks S-M, g R-M, g S-R, g 4-7 -8 1 5-18 -17 0 6-16 -16 0 7-17 -19 3 8-15 -10-5 9-18 -12-6 10-14 -26 13 11-11 -30 20 12-3 -25 22 13 16-24 40 14-2 -35 34 15 14-19 33 16 19-28 47 17 14-15 29 Average -4-20 16

Body Weight, g Light Test #1, W98 Body Weight 4-17wks 1200 1050 900 750 600 450 300 150 0 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 Slow Moderate Rapid

Light Test #2: W98 Weekly Body Weights by Light Programs Age Weeks Slow Moderate Rapid 4 5 289 272 264 6 356 353 342 7 446 436 418 8 543 529 517 9 640 625 618 10 737 730 719 11 812 808 792 12 933 931 916 13 1020 995 976 14 1097 1066 1046 15 1143 1152 1135 16 1244 1130 1128 17 1249 1181 1179

Light Test #2 : W98 Weekly Body Weight Differences Between Light Programs Age Weeks S-M, g R-M, g S-R, g 4 5 18-8 25 6 3-12 14 7 10-18 29 8 14-12 27 9 15-7 22 10 6-11 17 11 4-16 19 12 2-15 18 13 26-19 44 14 31-20 51 15-8 -16 8 16 114-3 117 17 68-2 70 Average 23-12 35

Body Weight, g Light Test #2, W98 Body Weight 4-17wks 1200 1050 900 750 600 450 300 150 0 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 Slow Moderate Rapid

Light Test #2: HYB Weekly Body Weights by Light Programs Age Weeks Slow Moderate Rapid 4 5 376 358 349 6 447 444 437 7 574 562 555 8 699 677 685 9 789 774 768 10 896 889 879 11 991 980 959 12 1124 1109 1080 13 1207 1192 1152 14 1280 1255 1213 15 1333 1281 1232 16 1384 1377 1295 17 1493 1387 1403

Light Test #2 : HYB Weekly Body Weight Differences Between Light Programs Age Weeks S-M, g R-M, g S-R, g 4 5 18-9 27 6 2-7 9 7 13-7 19 8 22 9 13 9 15-6 21 10 7-10 16 11 11-21 32 12 15-29 44 13 15-40 55 14 25-42 67 15 52-49 101 16 7-82 89 17 107 17 90 Average 24-21 45

Body Weight, g Light Test #2, HYB Body Weight 4-17wks 1500 1350 1200 1050 900 750 600 450 300 150 0 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 Slow Moderate Rapid

Conclusions Slow light decline birds tended to grow faster and, with the largest weight gain compared to Moderate, who were intermediate, and Rapid who were lightest at most ages. Additional conclusions of differences between treatments for growth and performance traits during the laying period are covered in our next presentation.

Effects of Three Lighting Programs During Grow on the Performance of Commercial Egg Laying Varieties. 1. Growing Period N.P. O Sullivan, P. Settar, J. Arango, S. Saxena and J. Arthur Hy-Line International Dallas Center, Iowa