Control Sheds

Insulation refers to any material that reduces the transfer of heat between different areas. The optimal temperature for chickens purely depend upon the specific production system in which they are reared. While chickens can endure colder climates, they generally prefer warmer conditions, ideally ranging between 21 to 23 degrees Celsius.

In frigid weather, insulation in poultry sheds serves to minimize heat loss from the structure, regardless of whether the heat is generated by the birds or additional heating sources. Conversely, during the summer, insulation works to mitigate the influx of external heat into the poultry house.

Effective insulation ensures a consistent temperature within poultry housing, promoting comfort for the birds throughout the summer and rainy seasons. By insulating walls, ceilings, roofs, attics, and crawl spaces in poultry farms, humidity and temperature can be controlled, creating an environment conducive to quality egg-laying and reducing stress for the flock.