Control at Every Stage, Quality in Every Result
From transfer to the production farm to flock performance, housing conditions, and egg quality, every part of the process is managed through a series of interconnected steps.
Before the production period begins, breeder flocks are moved to production farms. Farm conditions and flock management are prepared to meet the needs of the new production period.
The breeder flock’s live weight, feed and water consumption, and production performance are monitored regularly. The production period is assessed and managed for each flock.
Eggs laid during the production period are collected and sorted by quality. Eggs suitable for hatching are carefully prepared for the next stage of production.
Consistent breeder production depends on protecting flock health, maintaining biosecurity practices, and regularly evaluating production performance.
The health and production performance of breeder flocks are monitored regularly.
Vehicle, personnel, and farm access are managed to reduce risks from outside.
Production results and hatching egg performance are evaluated for each flock.
After collection from the farm, eggs laid during the production period are assessed for quality. Eggs suitable for hatching enter a controlled storage and shipping process.
