The new hatchery, which will be built at Chaibadan in Lopbuli Province, takes full advantage of Pas Reform’s position as a single-source, fully integrated supplier of incubation, climate control and hatchery automation. Fifty-four SmartSetPro™ setters with a maximum setting capacity of more than six million hen eggs incorporate modular design, Pas Reform’s Vortex™-based airflow principle, Adaptive Metabolic Feedback™ (AMF™) and the Energy Saving Module™ (ESM™), to optimize uniformity and climate conditions for each batch of eggs. The setters will be complemented by fifty-four SmartHatchPro™ hatchers, each equipped with SmartWatch™, which by CO2-sensitive automation monitors and adjusts the hatching process to optimize the hatch window for every cycle. Hatchery operations will be fully supported by Pas Reform’s SmartCenterPro™ hatchery information system at every level, providing end-to-end real-time monitoring, control and reporting, to enhance workflow efficiencies and quality control and deliver complete traceability for every hatch. In addition to its single-stage incubation facilities, the new hatchery will be equipped with hatchery automation and climate control systems from Pas Reform, with a full hatchery management training programme being provided by Pas Reform Academy. Sales director Michael Kampschoer says: “We are delighted that Betagro’s initial investment has delivered tangible results for the bottom line - and very excited to be working with the company again, as it plans for the next chapter in its success.” |