Higher buildings for egg production gain popularity as farmers wish to cut costs
In the same way that urban spread can be reduced by high-rise buildings, high-rise poultry buildings can save valuable land footprint.
In the same way that urban spread can be reduced by high-rise buildings, high-rise poultry buildings can save valuable land footprint.
Once upon a time, long before the advent of cools cells and tunnel ventilation, sprinklers used to serve as the main “weapon” in preventing mortality in poultry flocks in hot weather.
Supermarket chains play a major role in deciding which kind of chickens and eggs will end up on our plate, but their motives might not always match consumer's best interests.
The fall in the pork supply and the consequent rise in price will have a spillover effect, which will be translated into higher demand for chicken and other poultry meat.
The honorable Ken Ofori-Attah, Ghana’s finance minister, headed an official delegation which visited Agrotop’s headquarters in Israel.
Agrotop together with Integsoft cooperated to put together knowledge of poultry farms and integrations using advanced IT solutions.
Agrotop will exhibit Vertical Integration solutions designed to resist extreme heat and adapt to varying humidity conditions at the NPS 2018.
Agrotop will showcase a wide range of poultry farming projects which were specifically designed to resist extreme heat and adapt to varying humidity conditions in India.
The delegation visited a number of farms under construction as well as completed ones, with an emphasis on farms over 10 years old.
Agrotop will present its turnkey solutions for all forms of poultry and pig sheds at Agrilink 2018 agribusiness exhibition.