Posted by 36 coupe on October 20, 2012 at 17:16:14 from (66.186.169.176):
In Reply to: Ot: solar lights. posted by JayinNY on October 20, 2012 at 15:56:15:
Hens laying habits are goverened by hours of day light.Timed lights keep them up late and get them up early.You try to mimic summer time length of day.You can stimulate them with heat but that costs too much.You need a 120 volt line, a timer and a light.With out that you are wasting your time.The big hen houses have a dimmer circuit to dim the lights so the hens can get on the roosts before lights are fully off.Small coops just wake them up early.I have spent many hours lugging feed and water to hens that stop laying in winter.
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