This post was written by Rob Mihelic on May 27, 2018. Rob was working on his Masters in Animal Science when he spent the summer with us to improve brooding and heating efficiency. His research project reduced farmers’ charcoal usage, our most cost-effective fuel source for keeping chicks warm in the first 14 days, by 33%—a live production cost savings of around 5%.
This post was written by Rob Mihelic on May 27, 2018. Rob was working on his Masters in Animal Science when he spent the summer with us to improve brooding and heating efficiency. His research project reduced farmers’ charcoal usage, our most cost-effective fuel source for keeping chicks warm in the first 14 days, by 33%—a live production cost savings of around 5%.
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