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COMPLIANCE INFO_1993-1997
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EHD - Public
ProgramCode
4400 - Solid Waste Program
File Section
COMPLIANCE INFO
FileName_PostFix
1993-1997
RECORD_ID
PR0500414
PE
4452
FACILITY_ID
FA0004756
FACILITY_NAME
CARTER ROAD EGG RANCH
STREET_NUMBER
30636
Direction
E
STREET_NAME
CARTER
STREET_TYPE
RD
City
FARMINGTON
Zip
95320
APN
20708004
CURRENT_STATUS
01
SITE_LOCATION
30636 E CARTER RD
P_LOCATION
99
P_DISTRICT
004
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Approved
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'.,,. � '"'� � . �.�• �.r HPC; <br /> One way of improving control efficiency is Mite inspections were made on birds in <br /> by learning when mite populations are the lower deck only. A stratified random <br /> beginning to build, and knowing where sample of thirty hens per house was <br /> control is necessary. Obviously, this selected to compare differences between <br /> would require some method of monitoring cage rows and differences along the length <br /> the mite population. of the house. We also wanted to evaluate <br /> the relationship between the number of <br /> The northern fowl mite life cycle includes birds with mites, and the number of mites <br /> five stages: egg, larval, two nymph stages, found on each bird sampled. The mite <br /> and adult. The required time from egg infestation on each chicken was assigned a <br /> laying to adult is 5 to 7 days; but can be numerical index,based upon the estimated <br /> significantly prolonged because certain number of mites she had: 0= no mites <br /> stages can survive off the chicken for as observed, 1= 1 to 10 mites, 2= 10 to 50 <br /> long as 32 days. The shortest incubation mites, 3= 50 to 100 mites, 4= 100 to 500 <br /> and larval periods occur at temperatures mites, 5= 500 to 1,000 mites, 6= 1,000 to <br /> around 90 °F, and the lethal temperature 10,000 mites, and 7= more than 10,000 <br /> is about 102 °F. Optimum temperature mites. <br /> for the mite is thought to be 86 T. It is <br /> believed that higher summer temperatures The correlation between the mite index <br /> are responsible for the decline in mite (level of individual bird infestation) and <br /> the percent of the hens infested was quite <br /> populations during that season. <br /> , � '"r high (88 percent) and statistically <br /> Mites can complete their entire life cycle significant (figure 1). The relationship was <br /> on the feathers of birds. They are such that the greater the individual bird <br /> however, commonly observed in manure infestation, the higher the percentage of <br /> below the cages, in the feed and on cage birds in the house that were infested. This <br /> wires. Because some stages of then, suggests that we might be able to <br /> development can survive off the chicken predict the average level of infestation <br /> for extended periods of time, treatment of from the number of birds sampled that are <br /> both the birds and the premises is infested. <br /> probably required for complete <br /> eradication Evaluating mite populations requires <br /> individual bird examination. Mites usually <br /> Recently a field study was conducted on a accumulate on the feather shafts about <br /> southern California farm which monitored one inch from the skin, and on the skin <br /> mite populations in curtain sided open- itself. <br /> type lay houses. The cage system was five <br /> rows of staggered double deck cages with Most egg producers do not routinely <br /> automatic feeders and egg collection belts. monitor mite populations. Instead, they <br /> The flock (more than 60,000 hens), was postpone treatment until they receive <br /> monitored weekly for nineteen weeks. worker complaints, or they observe mites <br /> Stocking density was three to four birds on the eggs. While at times mites will be <br /> , . <br /> observed on the eggs when the mite <br /> per cage <br /> population is low, usually their appearance <br />
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