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What temperatures are recommended for brooding quail?

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What temperatures are recommended for brooding quail?

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The day-old chick’s temperature is about 3 °F below that of an adult’s. Its body temperature starts rising about 4 days of age and reaches its maximum at 10 days. The chick needs time to develop temperature control (2 to 4 weeks). As the chick grows older, the downy coat is replaced with feathers, and brooder temperature must be reduced according to the temperature schedule. Brooding Temperature Schedule Age, daysBrooder temperature °F Summer Winter 1-790 to 95 8-14 85 to 90 5-21 80 to 85 22-28 75 to 80 29-35 70 to 75 36 to market 70 Under this brooding schedule, the brooding temperature is reduced 5 °F each week. At 5 weeks of age, chicks maintain their own body temperatures if the room temperature is kept near 70 degrees. Use lower brooding temperatures during warm months. Most poultry houses are not tight enough to maintain these temperatures constantly in winter. Insure adequate warmth in winter by using the higher brooding temperature; when cold nights cool the house, chicks are l

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