Poultry Farm Chicken House

Q: Profit potential in poultry business?

A:1. Chicken do breed quickly and in large numbers.Average healthy Layer lays egg 7 eggs or at least 4 times in a week. Hatching time is 21 days. One year some Breeds can lay as much as 325 eggs, This means that technically a Layer is capable of producing another chicken twice in three days.For example, if you have 500 healthy layers of good breeds (such as California white) you will get 12,000 chicks within 40 days!2. Chicken grows very fast, quick returnThe egg is hatched within 21 days, broiler is ready for market around 45 days, layer starts laying around 30 days, it means a farmer may start making his money after one and a half month after successfully setting up his farm and whatever returns he make could beyond doubled in a year based on this calculation. 3. Chicken meat or eggs has large market demandAs research the farmers we currently have are not producing enough poultry and will not be enough even in the next ten years!1) The Eggs - Everyone needs at least two eggs daily. Egg is a good source of low-cost high-quality protein, providing 6.3 grams of protein (13% of the daily value for protein) in one egg for a caloric cost of only 68 calories. 2) Day Old Chick–Raising day old chicks has become very popular because you only need a viable batch of eggs for hatching, Many people would like to raise chickens themselves.Selling day old chicks can be done locally as thousands of poultry farmers are looking for it everyday. 3) The Chicken–You don’t need to be told about this, chicken meat is currently commands the highest demand in the market. If you have it, you have all the money in the world.

Q:Thinking of starting a poultry business? Here’s what you need to know?

A: The safety and overall health of poultry operation owners and workers are closely connected to comprehensive farm-enterprise wellbeing. Without a stable foundation in place for a newly built or purchased poultry farm, safety and well-being on the barn floor cannot thrive. To increase the chances of success, newcomers entering the industry must construct an organised plan outlining: an acceptable property location; accurately designed and built barns and equipment; well understood company contracts; and a cultivated relationship with poultry company and health representatives.Beyond this, there is a need for substantial financing for:Initial investment,Upgrades,Repairs,Training,Zoning and regulatory base awareness,Waste management systems,Financing for additional day-to-day farming demands

Q:We are building an enclosed arena that will not have climate control, what are our options to vent the building during the summer?

A:We can provide many venting options. Continuous ridge vents are a preferred method and can be closed to keep heat in during colder weather. A lot of covered riding arenas are supplied with large slider or sectional/roll-up doors. These doors can be opened to let air pass through the building as needed. By adjusting the amount they are opened or the number of doors open at any one time you can regulate the air flow through the building. Louvres and Cupolas, usually are not large enough to provide adequate ventilation for large steel buildings like riding arenas.

Q:Can you offer designing service?

A:Yes, we have more than 10 design engineers. We could design full solution drawings as per your requirments. They use software: Auto CAD,PKPM, Tekla Structures(Xsteel)V12.0.etc.

Q:Do you offer guiding installation on site overseas?

A:Yes, usually we will send you the detailed installation drawing, if you need, we can provide the service of installation, supervision and training by extra. We can send our professional technical engineer to supervise installation on site overseas.