A profitable egg farm is built on a clear concept: the right cage model, stocking density and building structure for your market and climate. We help you design a layer farm that combines high egg output with safe, hygienic egg handling.

Define Production & Market Requirements

• Target number of layers and replacement plan

• Egg sizes and quality requirements for your customers

• Local feed and energy costs

• Regulatory and environmental constraints

Understanding these factors allows us to choose the most suitable housing concept.

Gaiolas para camas tipo A vs. tipo H

We compare different cage systems for you:

• A-type cages – cost-effective for small to medium farms, easier manual access.

• H-type cages – higher stocking density, more suitable for large projects and automatic egg & manure handling.

We calculate bird places, cage rows and house dimensions to match your capacity.

House Layout & Egg Flow

The cage layout is coordinated with:

• Central aisles, service corridors and stairways

• Egg collection belts, elevators and conveyors

• Manure belts, cross conveyors and outlet points

• Egg room, packing area and cold storage

This ensures eggs travel the shortest, safest route from laying hen to packed product.

Bio-Security & Worker Safety

We include:

• Controlled access points and hygiene stations

• Separation between clean egg room and dirty manure area

• Adequate lighting and working platforms for staff

A well-planned concept reduces disease risk and improves daily working conditions.