This is a poultry farm located in St. Kitts and Nevis. Farmer Marvin uses 14 sets of our high-quality A-type 4-tier 160-capacity layer chicken cages to raise 2,240 chickens.

Farm Details:

Farm location: St. Kitts and Nevis
Farm size: 2,240 laying hens
Chicken house size: 18m*8m
Equipment used: 14 sets of A-type 4-tier 160-capacity layer chicken cages

Advantages of A-type 4-tier 160-capacity Layer Chicken Cages

A-type 4-tier 160-capacity layer chicken cages without automated systems offer several advantages for poultry farmers, including:

Increased Capacity: The chicken cages for layers are designed to accommodate a large number of birds in a compact space, maximizing the farm’s capacity and allowing for efficient land utilization. Each cage can house up to 160 birds, providing a total capacity of 2240 birds for a 14-set system.

Improved Egg Quality: The chicken cages feature sloped floors that allow eggs to roll gently to a collection system, minimizing breakage and preserving egg quality. The manual egg collection process allows farmers to inspect the eggs regularly and remove any damaged or dirty eggs.

Lower Investment Cost: These chicken cages for layers have a lower upfront investment cost compared to automated systems. This can be a significant advantage for farmers with limited capital or those who prefer a more hands-on approach to poultry management.

Flexibility: Layer cages provide farmers with more flexibility in managing their flocks. Farmers can adjust the feeding and watering schedules manually based on the specific needs of their birds.

Ease of Maintenance: A-type layer cages are relatively easy to maintain. Farmers can perform regular cleaning and disinfection manually, ensuring a hygienic environment for their birds.

Customer Feedback

The client, a seasoned poultry farmer in St. Kitts, expressed his satisfaction with the A-type 4-tier 160-capacity layer chicken cages:

“These layer cages are really good quality. I used to raise chickens on the ground, and the whole chicken house could only raise about 1,000 laying hens, and the egg harvest was also very poor. Now using the laying hen cage system, my laying rate is about 90%. I can harvest 2,000 eggs a day, which has greatly increased my income.”

Conclusion

The successful implementation of the A-type layer cages in St. Kitts serves as a model for modern poultry farming practices. By adopting innovative technologies, farmers can enhance their productivity, improve egg quality, and optimize their operations. If you are a poultry farmer seeking to revolutionize your poultry farming practices, consider investing in A-type layer cages. Our team of experts is ready to guide you in choosing the right equipment and solutions to meet your specific needs.