George Entz

@Antônio Mário Penz Junior @Antônio Mário Penz Junior. I think you're right, the only way to keep water cool is to have a system that will circulate the water through the drinking lines. Because, even if you're incoming water into the house is at 2C, the heat that comes of the plastic of the water line, will quickly warm the water up to undesired temps. I have monitored this, and within minutes th ...

@Antônio Mário Penz Junior Thank you. So in a hot weather, 30C, that has no method of cooling the water what would you recommend to use? Some will suggest flushing lines, but if you don't do that continuously, it has little effect on water temp, because the environment and the plastic of the line quickly warms the water back up to room temp.

@Antônio Mário Penz Junior Are you saying that if water temps are beyond 25 to 28 then Sodium Bicarb has no effect?

Hello AnaHappy Easter!I do have your email. I won't be able to make it before May. But would be nice to get together and discuss ideas. Kind Regards,

I'm reading about all the good things about Betaine in this discussion. Having used some myself, why am I not seeing the same in the field. Is my heat stress not severe enough?

Interesting topic. What can be done to reduce it in laying hens. Been seeing more of it as well.

@CHOI, YOUNGSOO What would your email be?

Interesting topic. With mash feeds it's the reverse. The heavier weights tend to be in the front of the house. I'm tinkering around with a small scale homemade crumbler to do experimenting and am looking for crumbler rollers, can anyone tell me where I could find some?entzgeorge20@gmail.com