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Bovans Brown in alternative housing systems
Bovans Brown is perfectly adapted to an alternative housing system. Its robust traits mean that the Bovans Brown maintains excellent health and is easy to manage. Bovans shows good productivity and lays strong shelled, dark brown eggs.
The Bovans Brown alternative today
- Easy to manage
- Strong bottom line results
- Excellent shell color
- Superior production and persistency
Aviary-Barn housing systems
| Laying period | 18-100 weeks |
|---|---|
| Livability | 93 % |
| Age at 50% production | 143 days |
| Peak of production | 95 % |
| Average egg weight | 63.6 g |
| Eggs hen housed | 459 |
| Egg mass hen housed | 29.2 kg |
| Laying period | 18-100 weeks |
|---|---|
| Average feed intake | 122 g/day |
| Cum feed conversion rate | 2.37 kg/kg |
| Body weight | 2005 g |
| Shell strength | 4050 g/cm2 |
| Shell color | 15.0 Lab |
| Haugh Units | 80 |
Free Range housing systems
| Laying period | 18-100 weeks |
|---|---|
| Livability | 92 % |
| Age at 50% production | 143 days |
| Peak of production | 94 % |
| Average egg weight | 63.6 g |
| Eggs hen housed | 452 |
| Egg mass hen housed | 28.8 kg |
| Laying period | 18-100 weeks |
|---|---|
| Average feed intake | 123 g/day |
| Cum feed conversion rate | 2.43 kg/kg |
| Body weight | 2005 g |
| Shell strength | 4050 g/cm2 |
| Shell color | 15.0 Lab |
| Haugh units | 80 |