Yakut Poultry Factory Finishes Second Phase of Rebuilding Work
The Yakutsk Poultry Farm, a key player in the Russian poultry industry, has recently completed the first stage of its reconstruction in July 2024. This significant milestone marks the beginning of a new era for the farm, as it embarks on a series of ambitious projects aimed at modernising its facilities and increasing its production capacity.
One of the most notable updates is the planned renovation of Workshop No. 27, set to include the installation of new equipment for 55,680 places for laying hens. The project, known as 'Capital repair of Workshop No. 27 of JSC 'Yakutsk Poultry Farm',' is currently in the development stage, with the planned completion date set for 2023.
Another significant area of focus is the Feed Mill, which has already undergone several updates. The renovation was completed in August, and by 2025, the equipment for producing feed flour will be replaced. Additionally, refrigeration equipment with a capacity of 50 tons will be installed, along with conveyors, crushing installations, a technological line, and an automated management system.
The Feed Mill, which resumed operation on September 7, has already shown promising results. In the first eight months of 2024, it sold 62,622 thousand eggs and supplied 157.5 thousand birds. Moreover, egg production for the same period exceeded the plan by 4.3%. The Feed Mill also reported the sale of 183.5 tons of poultry meat.
Looking ahead, JSC 'Yakutsk Poultry Farm' has announced further renovations. Plans include the construction of an 8,000-ton elevator complex for storing wheat and barley, as well as a 1,475 sq.m. raw material warehouse.
These updates are part of a larger strategy to boost the farm's productivity and efficiency. The Yakutsk Poultry Farm remains committed to providing high-quality poultry products to meet the growing demand in the region and beyond.
