The Martins
Nottingham, Pennsylvania
Project Details
Location: Nottingham, PA
What are they raising?: Breeder Pullets
Integrator: Longenecker’s Hatchery
At Northeast Agri systems we take pride in every project we complete. This poultry house was recently completed for Dave and Nancy Martin to raise breeder pullets for Longenecker’s Hatchery. The project included the construction of the 48’ x 600’ building with a concrete floor, and the wiring and installation of all equipment. The house was built alongside an existing house that has been in production for a few years. Most of the equipment installed is Chore-time and should serve the Martins well for many years to come.
Raising pullets can present a few challenges:

Challenge: Strict feeding schedule
Solution: Our Bintrac bin scales and controller measure the correct feed amount. The feed is evenly distributed through the house with the Chore-time indexable feeders. This system allows some feed to pass over the feeders, making so that feed is delivered quickly and evenly through the whole house.
Challenge: Maintaining control of natural light
Solution: To make so there’s more control of incoming light, we used light-blocking sidewall air inlets. We also put light traps over the fans to keep light from coming in through the fans.

Project Gallery
Service Technician assisting with first house startup
Ante-Room with Chore-Tronics 3 and Expanded Backup Controller Installed
Both houses build by North East Agri Systems three years apart.
Brood area ready for birds
Choretime 52_ TurboFans
Choretime Four Ring Feedbins and Weight Bins
Choretime Tunnel doors with Darkouts
Chore-Tronics 3 Breeder Edition
LB White Guardian Heaters
Migration Fencing to Seperate Hens from Cockerals
RedTruck Darkout System
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