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Provide Sufficient Daylight Hours (Natural or Artificial)

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Solution

Ensure laying ducks receive 14-17 hours of light per day, supplementing with artificial light during shorter days (fall/winter).

Explanation

Egg production is stimulated by day length. As days shorten naturally, production often decreases or stops. Using a timer to add artificial light in the coop (usually in the early morning) to reach a total of 14-17 hours can maintain laying through winter.

Notes

Introduce supplemental lighting gradually. Ensure lights are safe and securely installed. Use low-wattage bulbs.

📅 Created: 4/16/2025, 9:22:03 PM 📌 best practice 🔧 Light fixture, Timer, Low-wattage bulb

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