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Occupation: Business Development Manager USA/Canada
Location: Michigan, United States
Participation in Forum on April 21, 2026
@Jim Neawedde You bring up an important point regarding electrical quality. At HATO, we address this by using a 48V platform that transforms the electrical power supply into a flicker-free, noise-free lighting system.
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4/14/2026 - United States
Participation in Forum on April 10, 2026
Alfredo, you are exactly right. Lighting is not being frequently discussed at farm level. That's why we at HATO are talking about the importance of light and about the way we can modify animal behavior with the use of light. Through our proprietary development, RUDAX, we can influence animal behavior at a hormonal level. When other factors such as feed, air quality, genetics, and cleanliness are w ...
Participation in Forum on April 10, 2026
Excellent article—bringing attention to toe pecking is both timely and necessary, especially as we continue to transition toward more complex housing systems.One aspect worth reinforcing is the role of lighting as a key management tool to influence bird behavior and help prevent damaging interactions like toe pecking. Light intensity, uniformity, and spectrum directly affect activity levels, stres ...
Participation in Forum on April 3, 2026
Thank you, Carlos Alejandro, for your valuable input.You raise an important point: lighting is often an underappreciated factor in dairy production, yet it has a direct impact on animal behavior, feed intake, and milk yield. Aligning lighting programs with the physiological needs of the animals can significantly enhance both productivity and welfare.In today’s environment, where efficiency and sus ...
Participation in Forum on April 3, 2026
That’s a great point, Daniel—completely aligned with what we’re seeing in the field.Lighting has evolved from a basic utility to a critical management tool in modern layer production. As genetics continue to advance, aligning light spectrum, intensity, and photoperiod with the specific needs of each breed is becoming essential to fully express their performance potential.At HATO, we’ve observed th ...
Participation in Forum on March 9, 2026
Great opportunity to network with colleagues within the poultry industry and exchange knowledge and experiences, particularly in lighting, where HATO has been working to bring the best solutions, always prioritizing animal welfare.
News published on February 26, 2026
Heading to PEAK 2026 in Minneapolis?
Our colleagues Andrew Flemming and Carlos Toro will be representing HATO at the Minneapolis Convention Center from 14 to 16 April 2026, ready to talk about practical lighting solutions and the daily challenges happening inside real barns.
If you want to explore smarter lighting options or simply stop by for a conversation, they will be happy to connect with ...
Video published on February 19, 2026
Carlos Toro, Business Development Manager at HATO Lighting for North America, presents a new lighting technology designed to meet a common need in poultry farms: flexible, efficient, and adaptable lighting solutions.