Forced Molting Drives Egg Supply In 1971 Outlook
The chief supply determinant for table eggs is current production. In 1970 a larger flock offset fewer eggs per hen due to longer laying periods from pullet shortages and high prices. By April 1971 forced molt levels reached 97 percent, with state variation, signaling potential shifts in the laying flock and output while pullet shortages loom if molt trends persist.
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California
Iowa
Pennsylvania
Egg Shells Continued: Panwists Discuss Shell Quality Factors
Inwin stressed that shell quality will be examined in detail by panwists and noted the poultry industry's major Marek's disease problem has been largely overcome. Poultrymen cannot relax efforts to produce a quality product.
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