Join Novus at IPPE


NEW BOOTH 8139 in Hall B


Learn about: •


• Optimizing gut health through nutrition


Impacting eggshell quality and chick health through maternal feeding


• Improving your antibiotic-free program


®NOVUS is a trademark of Novus International, Inc. and is registered in the United States and other countries. ©2022 Novus International, Inc. All rights reserved.


January 25 - 27, 2022 at the Georgia World Congress Center


Don't miss the annual Novus Cocktail Party Wednesday, January 26 at The Omni Hotel


For more information about Novus at IPPE, visit www.novusint.com/events


HEADS UP!


Dedicated MALE


SYSTEMS OPERATE AT


DIFFERENT HEIGHTS TO PROMOTE EFFICIENT NO-SPILL DRINKING


Dedicated FEMALE


drinker system with Big Z Shielded Drinkers.


drinker system with Big Z Drinkers.


™ HEADS UP DRINKING™ takes into account


what broiler breeders have to do in order to drink - namely, lift their heads and let gravity do its work.


By incorporating gender specific drinker lines and gender specific Big Z Drinkers, water spillage is eliminated as the drinkers are positioned at the proper height for both males and females. The advantage with no-spill drinking is a healthy, ammonia free and a more productive breeder environment.


Benefits of Ziggity’s Broiler Breeder Concept include:


• Dramatically improved male uniformity, livability and performance


• Dry slats and litter means virtually no ammonia release


• Improved bird welfare


• More hatching eggs and improved hatchability


• No bacteria-laden catch cups


Heavy Duty Big Z Drinkers are twice the size and weight of standard TL drinkers


The Poultry Watering Specialists


Learn more about Ziggity’s exclusive HEADS-UP™ breeder watering system at ziggity.com/HeadsUp


Big Z TL


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