How to Choose Your Layer Welfare Standard: Cage, Cage-Free, or Free-Range
For a commercial egg producer, the choice between cages, cage-free barns, and free-range is mostly an economic decision, not a moral slogan.
For a commercial egg producer, the choice between cages, cage-free barns, and free-range is mostly an economic decision, not a moral slogan.
Good feed starts with good grain. That means the engineering of the feed mill must be tied to where grain will come from, how often it will arrive
Poultry housing is not simply a construction decision. It is a production decision, a risk management decision.
A modern hatchery is the foundation of every high-performing poultry operation. It is a precision biological factory where temperature, humidity, airflow, hygiene, and workflow determine chick quality and the flock’s lifetime performance.
Effective air quality management—particularly RH control—underpins both bird welfare and economic performance in modern Poultry Projects.
Broiler Farm - An investor or farmer planning to build a broiler farm must first decide whether to operate independently.
A feasibility study is a vital tool to establish the viability of any poultry or livestock project. This should be the basis to inform the “go-no go” decision.
The rendering of protein – taking all chicken parts that are not required to be eaten and rendering them into a valuable product – appears to hide in the shadow of the poultry industry, but recent evidence indicates that it deserves greater attention.
The problems of shipping in the COVID-19 have affected the poultry industry in many ways, such as the disruption in the shipping of raw materials for maintaining poultry, and the delays of supply of equipment and building materials.
Which came first, the chicken or the egg? is a classic question. But, for leaders of African countries, international charity organizations and large development funds that try to address the global hunger problem, chicken and eggs may provide a credible answer.