Live Technical Webinar Session 02 of 04

Layer Management under Hot Climate

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Date

July 2026

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Duration

45 mins

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Speaker

Fernando Carrasquer

Technical Introduction

High environmental temperatures are one of the main limiting factors affecting laying performance in many Asian production regions. Heat stress reduces feed intake, compromises eggshell quality and negatively impacts persistence of lay. This session reviews practical management strategies to reduce thermal stress and stabilise flock performance, focusing on housing conditions, ventilation adjustments and feeding management adapted to hot climate production systems.

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Spectrum Precision

Applying practical housing, ventilation and feeding strategies to reduce heat stress impact on laying hens under warm production conditions.

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Performance metrics

Feed intake stability, egg production persistence, eggshell quality and flock uniformity during periods of thermal stress.

Key Learnings

check_circle Recognise early signs of heat stress affecting performance
check_circle Improve ventilation management under high temperatures
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check_circle Maintain eggshell quality during hot periods
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Lead Speaker

Fernando Carrasquer

Poultry veterinarian and Veterinary Specialist at H&N International

He has extensive experience in layer health, biosecurity and farm management, supporting egg producers in improving flock welfare, health and performance.

Who Should Attend?

Layer production managers Technical service specialists Veterinarians Nutritionists Farm supervisors Producers operating in tropical or subtropical regions