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Profundis Farms Celebrates Milestone: Hatching of First Batch of Chicks in Modern Hatchery
One of Nigeria leading poultry farms, Profundis Farms Ltd has hatched its first batch of chicks in its newly completed modern and state-of-art hatchery. Using world renowned EMKA hatchery equipments, Profundis Farms has once shows it’s commitment to providing quality Day Old Chicks to poultry farmers in the south west region with a capacity of 100,000 eggs per batch, a testament to their dedication to scaling up production.
The inception of Profundis Farms Limited dates back to May 29, 2006, a humble beginning marked by the nurturing of just 11,000 day-old chicks (pullet), backed by a small and dedicated team. The journey has been one of exponential growth and diversification, as the farm has transcended its initial focus on livestock production to encompass the cultivation of food crops and tree crops while also offering trainings. This expansion has been instrumental in establishing Profundis Farms as a multifaceted player in the agricultural landscape..
Profundis Chooses Emca
Profudis Farms, a leading poultry producer in Nigeria chooses EMKA Hatchery Equipment for its first steps into hatching. It has decided to go with EMKA through its new agent for Nigeria "Freshlink" led by Dr Rotimi Akinlolu. Profundis Farms Limited was established with the sole aim of delivering the best farm produce in the industry while providing consumers premium quality agricultural products at affordable prices..
Poultry farmers groan as bird flu worsens in Delta
THE management of Oghenejename Farms Limited, Ekrerhavwen-Agbarho, Ughelli North Local Government Area, Delta State, has decried the outbreak of bird flu, lamenting that the flu has wrecked havoc in the farm.
Poultry sector may collapse soon without govt intervention
Operators in the Nigerian poultry sector have warned that it might collapse soon if urgent steps are not taken by the Federal Government to subsidise the sector. According to the players, many operators in the industry are recording losses on a daily basis given the astronomical increase in the cost of soya beans and maize, the major ingredients used for the production of feeds.