Poultry breeding


  The poultry houses are divided over four different locations. For hygienic reasons parent stock, layers and young stock are separated from each other.
The first brigade has a capacity of approxi-mately 550,000 industrial layers. In the year 2001 103,7 million table eggs were produced with an average occupancy of 400,000 layers The second brigade is used for rearing activities and has a capacity of around 500,000 birds. In this brigade day-old chickens are grown to young layers, where after the young layers are transported to the other brigades. Brigades three and four are smaller as they are used to grow parent stock. These two brigades have a capacity of around 60,000 birds each.
We can offer to you high quality birds of different age (from day-old chicken to old layer).