When a lighting solution delivers the right combination of performance, value, and simplicity, farmers take notice. When they install it in a second house, that's often the best endorsement of all.

That's exactly what happened at Adams Poultry and Hardware in Glennville, Georgia.

A family-run business founded by Stacy Adams' father, Adams Poultry and Hardware has built its reputation on hard work, practical decision-making, and investing in solutions that make sense for the farm. Recently, Stacy Adams and his two sons completed the installation of a second poultry house using 18W 5000K dimmable bulbs.

So why did they decide to make the switch again?

Bright, Consistent Light

Lighting plays an important role in the poultry house, and producers need a solution they can count on day after day. For the Adams family, one of the biggest advantages was the brightness and consistency of the 18W 5000K bulbs.

The clean, bright light helps create a well-lit environment while providing the flexibility to dim lighting as needed throughout the flock cycle.

A Cost-Effective Upgrade

Every farm investment has to deliver value. The Adams family found that the bulbs provided a cost-effective lighting solution without sacrificing performance.

When evaluating lighting upgrades, many producers are looking for a balance between upfront costs, operating expenses, and long-term reliability. Finding that balance was an important factor in the decision to install the bulbs in another house.

Easy Replacement, Minimal Hassle

One of the most common concerns producers have when upgrading lighting is the installation process itself. No one wants to spend unnecessary time replacing fixtures or making complicated modifications.

According to Stacy, one of the biggest benefits was how easy it was to remove the old bulbs and install the new ones. The straightforward replacement process helped simplify the upgrade and get the house back up and running quickly.

Why Farmers Often Start with One House

Many poultry producers take a practical approach to evaluating new equipment and technology. Rather than making a farm-wide change immediately, they start with one house, monitor performance, and decide whether it makes sense to expand.

That's exactly what makes the Adams family's story so meaningful. After seeing the results, they chose to install the same lighting solution in a second house.

Built for Real Farms

At the end of the day, farmers want products that work. They want solutions that are reliable, affordable, and easy to implement.

For Stacy, Case, and Cage Adams, the decision to upgrade another house came down to three simple factors: brightness, cost, and ease of installation.

And for other poultry producers considering a lighting upgrade, those are often the same factors that matter most.

Interested in learning more about poultry lighting solutions for your operation? Contact our team to discuss the right lighting strategy for your farm.