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Performance Summary
GROWING PERIOD (TO 17 WEEKS):
Livability
97%
Feed Consumed
5.07–5.44 kg (11.2–12.0 lb)
Body Weight at 17 Weeks
1.23–1.27 kg (2.71–2.80 lb)
LAYING PERIOD (TO 110 WEEKS):
Percent Peak
95–96%
Hen-Day Eggs to 60 Weeks
255–262
Hen-Day Eggs to 90 Weeks
420–432
Hen-Day Eggs to 110 Weeks
506–517
Hen-Housed Eggs to 60 Weeks
251–257
Hen-Housed Eggs to 90 Weeks
407–418
Hen-Housed Eggs to 110 Weeks
484–500
Livability to 60 Weeks
96.6%
Livability to 90 Weeks
93.2%
Days to 50% Production (from hatch)
143
Average Egg Weight at 26 Weeks
57.1 g/egg (45.3 lb/case)
Average Egg Weight at 32 Weeks
59.7 g/egg (47.4 lb/case)
Average Egg Weight at 70 Weeks
63.6 g/egg (50.5 lb/case)
Average Egg Weight at 110 Weeks
63.9 g/egg (50.7 lb/case)
Total Egg Mass per Hen-Housed (18–90 weeks)
Body Weight at 26 Weeks
25.09 kg (55.31 lb)
1.48–1.52 kg (3.26–3.35 lb)
Body Weight at 32 Weeks
1.50–1.54 kg (3.31–3.40 lb)
Body Weight at 70 Weeks
1.54–1.58 kg (3.40–3.48 lb)
Body Weight at 110 Weeks
1.56–1.60 kg (3.44–3.53 lb)
Freedom From Egg Inclusions
Excellent
Shell Strength
Excellent
Haugh Units at 38 Weeks
91.4
Haugh Units at 56 Weeks
87.5
Haugh Units at 70 Weeks
86.0
Haugh Units at 80 Weeks
85.0
Average Daily Feed Consumption (18–90 weeks)
98 g/day per bird (22 lb/day per 100 birds)
Feed Conversion Rate, kg Feed/kg Eggs (20–60 weeks)
1.81–1.90
Feed Conversion Rate, kg Feed/kg Eggs (20–90 weeks)
1.87–1.97
Feed Utilization, kg Egg/kg Feed (20–60 weeks)
0.53–0.55
Feed Utilization, kg Egg/kg Feed (20–90 weeks)
0.51–0.54
Feed Consumption per 10 Eggs (20–90 weeks)
1.15–1.21 kg (2.54–2.67 lb)
Feed per Dozen Eggs (20–90 weeks)
1.35–1.46 kg (2.98–3.22 lb)
Condition of Droppings
Dry
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