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Intermittent Lighting for Laying Fowls: A Review

ECLAIRAGE INTERMITTENT POUR LES POULES PONDEUSES—UNE REVUE

INTERMITTIERENDE BELEUCHTUNG FÜR LEGEGEFLÜGEL: EINE ÜBERSICHT

K. W. RowlandMinistry of Agriculture, Fisheries and Food, Agricultural Development and Advisory Service, Brooklands Avenue, CambridgeCB2 2DR
Pages 5-19 | Published online: 23 Sep 2019

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T. R. Morris & E. A. Butler. (1995) New intermittent lighting programme (the reading system) for laying pullets. British Poultry Science 36:4, pages 531-535.
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S. A. Tucker & D. R. Charles. (1993) Light intensity, intermittent lighting and feeding regimen during rearing as affecting egg production and egg quality. British Poultry Science 34:2, pages 255-266.
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F. M. G. Boshouwers & Elly Nicaise. (1993) Artificial light sources and their influence on physical activity and energy expenditure of laying hens. British Poultry Science 34:1, pages 11-19.
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Triyuwanta & Y. Nys. (1990) Effects of short intermittent lighting on food consumption and performance of dwarf broiler breeders and progeny. British Poultry Science 31:3, pages 603-613.
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M. Midgley, T. R. Morris & E. A. Butler. (1988) Experiments with the bio‐mittent lighting system for laying hens . British Poultry Science 29:2, pages 333-342.
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T. R. Morris, M. Midgley & E. A. Butler. (1988) Experiments with the Cornell intermittent lighting system for laying hens. British Poultry Science 29:2, pages 325-332.
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D. L. Cunningham. (1988) Comparison of the Cornell and bio‐mittent reduced lighting programmes for laying hens. British Poultry Science 29:2, pages 265-271.
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M. G. MacLeod, T. R. Jewitt & JulieE. M. Anderson. (1988) Energy expenditure and physical activity in domestic fowl kept on standard and interrupted lighting patterns. British Poultry Science 29:2, pages 231-244.
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C Souza, AFS Bedin & CE Gewehr. (2023) Lighting Programs of White Layers Hens in Start Phase Production. Brazilian Journal of Poultry Science 25:4.
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Mehdi Fayezi Gharaoghlan, Farzad Bagherzadeh-Kasmani, Mehran Mehri & Mahmoud Ghazaghi. (2022) The effect of short, long, natural, and intermittent short photoperiods on meat-type Japanese quails. International Journal of Biometeorology 66:9, pages 1737-1745.
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A.L. Geng, J. Zhang, Y. Zhang, H.H. Wang, Q. Chu, Z.X. Yan & H.G. Liu. (2022) Effects of lighting regimes on performance, pineal melanopsin expression and melatonin content in native laying hens aged from 19 to 34 weeks. Poultry Science 101:1, pages 101567.
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A.L. Geng, Y. Zhang, J. Zhang, H.H. Wang, Q. Chu & H.G. Liu. (2018) Effects of lighting pattern and photoperiod on egg production and egg quality of a native chicken under free-range condition. Poultry Science 97:7, pages 2378-2384.
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IMTD Jácome, LA Rossi & R Borille. (2014) Influence of artificial lighting on the performance and egg quality of commercial layers: a review. Revista Brasileira de Ciência Avícola 16:4, pages 337-344.
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R Borille, RG Garcia, AFB Royer, MR Santana, S Colet, IA Naas, FR Caldara, ICL Almeida Paz, ES Rosa & VAR Castilho. (2013) The use of light-emitting diodes (LED) in commercial layer production. Revista Brasileira de Ciência Avícola 15:2, pages 135-140.
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Caren B. Cooper, Margaret A. Voss, Daniel R. Ardia, Suzanne H. Austin & W. Douglas Robinson. (2011) Light increases the rate of embryonic development: implications for latitudinal trends in incubation period. Functional Ecology 25:4, pages 769-776.
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Clóvis Eliseu Gewehr, Judas Tadeu de Barros Cotta, Antonio Ilson Gomes de Oliveira & Henrique Jorge de Freitas. (2005) Efeitos de programas de iluminação na produção de ovos de codornas (Coturnix coturnix). Ciência e Agrotecnologia 29:4, pages 857-865.
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Henrique Jorge de Freitas, Judas Tadeu de Barros Cotta, Antonio Ilson Gomes de Oliveira & Clóvis Eliseu Gewher. (2005) Avaliação de programas de iluminação sobre o desempenho zootécnico de poedeiras leves. Ciência e Agrotecnologia 29:2, pages 424-428.
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T.D. SIOPES & R. PYRZAK. (1990) Effect of Intermittent Lighting on the Reproductive Performance of First-Year and Recycled Turkey Hens ,. Poultry Science 69:1, pages 142-149.
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B.T. Slaugh, N.P. Johnston, J.D. Patten & G.W. White. (1988) Effects of photoperiod and intermittent lighting on reproduction in pheasant hens. Theriogenology 30:2, pages 291-301.
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K.W. KOELKEBECK & H.V. BIELLIER. (1986) Ahemeral Light-Dark Cycles and Intermittent Photoperiod Effects on Laying Hens ,. Poultry Science 65:11, pages 2002-2007.
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