Light for egg production

Patch&Phoebe

In the Brooder
12 Years
Jun 25, 2007
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I have heard varying opinions on light for egg production - is it more important to have light coming into the coop / nesting boxes, or is it overall light which is most beneficial? Thanks!
 
Hens need to have 14 hours of light to lay. Daylight is best because it's good for their bones too. The UV rays help with the absorption of calcium. That's what reptiles in captivity have weak bone and suffer from Metabolic Bone Disease. There's not enough of the correct light for them.
 

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