Hens require 14–16 hours of light daily to lay. Winter days offer only ~10 hours. Commercial operations add artificial light. For backyard flocks, gradually extend light with a timer (e.g., 4 AM–8 PM) to stimulate laying. Dominique hens will resume production with proper photoperiod.
Light, not cold, controls the cycle.
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