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Jaime Ramos, Got it Jaime, also am looking at using microbial innoculants to reduce ammonia and hydrogen sulfide levels to drastically reduce the obnoxious odor from the manure and further process them to organic fertilzers. Lets keep in touch. You could also reach me thru email. My email add is lbpacana@gmail.com. Louie

Jaime Ramos Yes Jaime lets set it as soon as come to the Philippines. Where do you intend to set up your poultry operations?

The power requirement during the day is by solar power without using batteries. The set up is grid tied for the night power needs. The cost of batteries and their scheduled replacements is very expensive. Depending on power costs, decisions be weighed based on possible savings.. The solar power without batteries seemed more appropriate. Savings could be realized from 30--40%.

A 50,000 population of broiler in a tunnel vent would require about 50 KVA of power per day which includes electricity for the big exhaust/ventilation fans, motors for the pads, water distribution motors and submersible pumps, hundreds of lights inside and perimeter outside the tunnel vent housing, sensors and others. The projected savings in solar power conversion is at least 30%. The set up is g ...

Hi Sir Greg, We are currently using Bacillus subtillis as pro-biotic and found it effective in reducing Hydrogen Sulfide and ammonia and fly infestation and furthermore we noted a better FCR reduction. We have not validated its effects relative to necrotic enteritis. We would appreciate some explanation on its action on Necrotic Enteritis? Also, what examples of essential oils have you used eff ...