Water Treatment Chemicals & Service For Poultry Barns

Sodium Hypochlorite (Bleach), AgriHawk HOCl+ and The Rapid Mix System Testimonial Video

You Have A Lot Invested In Your Birds:  Better Water = Healthier Birds

You need water treatment for your poultry barns. The  Hawkins Water Treatment Group can assist you  in maintaining your poultry  barns by providing  treatment for safe, clean water and protecting  your birds with:

• Water Treatment Chemicals
• pH Control and Adjustment
• Bio Film Removal Products
• Effective Iron & Manganese Filtration
• Chemical Feed Pump Sales and Service
• Expertise in Biosecurity Protocols
• Safe Chemical Delivery

 

Clean Water Leads To Healthier Birds

1. They drink more
2. Eat more
3. Are less vulnerable to disease

 

The Proper Poultry Water Treatment Leads to Quality Water And

• Less mortality
• Significant improvement of feed conversion ratio
• Better growth and increased production
• Clean water lines and nipple drippers keeping them free of deposits

 

Here’s How Hawkins’ Poultry Water Treatment Can Help

1. Knowledge of biosecurity protocols: Poultry Water treatment is the 1st step in helping keep your birds safe from the spread of disease and infection
2. With Proper poultry water treatment you can improve your feed conversion ratio significantly
3. Hawkins services hundreds of poultry barns.   We offer weekly deliveries and you can use our predictive delivery cycle to help ensure each barn stays full 

 

Poultry Water Treatment Chemicals:

• Sodium Hypochlorite
• Sulfuric acid
• Hydrogen Peroxide
• Hydrochloric Acid
• Peroxyacetic Acid
• Citric Acid
• Sodium Bisfulfate
• Clearitas® 401
•  Sodium Hypochlorite (Bleach) & AgriHawk HOCI+
  (Water Disinfection And PH Adjustment Modifier)

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Protect Your Birds From Bacteria, Viruses And Biofilm.

Sodium Hypochlorite (Bleach), AgriHawk HOCl+ and the AgriHawk Rapid Mix System

Wastewater Treatment Challenges

During the 2016 International Production & Processing Expo in Atlanta. GA Bill McIntire of Hawkins, Inc., gave a presentation titled “Wastewater Treatment Challenges – Five Shades of Gray” for the IPPE education program.

McIntire’s presentation focused on the factors that impact the growth and health of beneficial bacteria, the impact of antimicrobials on the wastewater stream and how bio-augmentation can be a solution.

2016_IPPE_WastewaterTreatment

 

Chemical Feed Equipment

For more information on chemical feed equipment used by the Water Treatment Group, please visit the Equipment Group section.