International Poultry Technical Update
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The first session of the Layer Performance Program will focus on practical factors affecting egg size, including body weight, lighting, nutrition, amino acid intake, and heat stress management under Asian production conditions.
May 13, 2026
45 minutes
Xabier Arbe
Free
VNV Insight
Layer farmers across Pakistan and other Asian countries face several production challenges linked to climate, nutrition, body weight, flock uniformity, and lighting programs. Technical webinars like this can provide practical guidance to farmers, veterinarians, nutritionists, and poultry consultants working to improve egg size and flock performance.
Webinar Overview
The first session of the Layer Performance Program, titled “Egg Size Factors in Asian Production”, will be held as a live technical webinar on May 13, 2026. The session is being organized under the aviNews and H&N International platform and is aimed at layer production professionals working under Asian production conditions.
The webinar will focus on how egg size is influenced by early body development, lighting programs, nutrition, amino acid intake, and heat stress management. These factors are especially important in Asian markets, where climate pressure, feed cost, production consistency, and egg quality directly affect farm profitability.
A key point of discussion will be the importance of body weight at 5 to 6 weeks of age and its impact on future egg size. The session will also highlight why light stimulation should be managed according to body weight rather than age alone.
Key Learning Points
- Factors affecting egg size in Asian layer production
- Importance of body weight at 5 to 6 weeks of age
- Correct timing of light stimulation based on body weight
- Role of amino acid intake in egg weight
- Energy management during heat stress
- Feeding strategies for better performance under hot climate conditions
- Practical benchmarks for improved flock uniformity and long-term production
About the Speaker
The webinar will be delivered by Xabier Arbe, Global Technical Director at H&N International. He is known for his experience in poultry genetics, flock management, and practical layer performance across different production systems.
His technical guidance is expected to be useful for professionals working on egg size improvement, flock uniformity, production efficiency, and farm profitability in commercial layer farming.
Who Should Attend?
This webinar is suitable for:
- Layer farm owners and farm managers
- Poultry nutritionists and feed formulation experts
- Veterinarians and poultry consultants
- Technical and field staff of poultry companies
- Lighting and housing management professionals
- Production managers working under Asian climate conditions
- Students and young professionals interested in layer production
Complete Layer Performance Program Series
Egg Size Factors in Asian Production
May 13, 2026
Layer Management under Hot Climate
July 2026
Lighting Programs for Optimal Performance
September 2026
Pullet Development and Start of Lay
November 2026
Relevance for Pakistan’s Poultry Industry
In Pakistan, layer farming is affected by several practical challenges, including heat stress, high feed cost, uneven flock development, disease pressure, and market demand for specific egg sizes. In this context, egg size is not only a quality parameter but also an important factor linked to farm profitability and consumer preference.
Better control of body weight, nutrition, lighting programs, and heat stress can help layer farms improve production consistency, egg size, and overall economic performance. International technical programs focused on Asian production conditions can therefore be highly useful for Pakistani poultry professionals.
Free Registration Available
Interested poultry professionals can register free of cost and join the live technical webinar.
Register NowSource: aviNews / Layer Performance Program / H&N International
https://avinews.com/en/layer-performance-program/egg-size-factors-in-asian-production