Build the right farm.Source the right equipment.

We use the equipment we help you source.

We're building and operating broiler farms ourselves. That means our recommendations draw on equipment we've installed, systems we've seen working, and the problems that only show up once a flock is in the house.

We've visited supplier factories, met the people behind the quotes, and bring our experience to your planning and purchase.

Tell us about your project

How We Work

From a rough idea to the right supplier.

  1. Tell us what you need

    Building a farm, upgrading a house, or buying equipment to resell. A rough idea is enough to start.

  2. We get the full picture

    A short call or chat to confirm your house size, location, climate, power supply, budget, and timeline.

  3. We shortlist suppliers

    We go to our network of vetted suppliers and narrow it down based on your equipment, location, and budget.

  4. We connect you with the right supplier

    Along with what a quote usually leaves out: warranty, lead and shipping times, and their track record in your area.

  5. We stay with you

    We answer your questions while you work with the supplier, and confirm your order specs before any payment is made.

  6. You place your order

    Directly with the supplier, knowing exactly what you're getting, what it costs, and when it arrives.

Everything the house needs

  1. VentilationTunnel fans and air inlets, sized to your house.
  2. CoolingEvaporative cooling pads for the hottest months.
  3. FeedingFeed bins, augers, and pan feeder lines.
  4. DrinkingNipple drinker lines and pressure regulators.
  5. HeatingHeaters and brooders for the early days of each flock.
  6. ControlsControllers and sensors that run fans, pads, and heaters automatically.

Tell us what you're building

Where equipment projects go wrong

The same issues show up again and again. Here's what we watch for, and how we help you avoid them.

Feed and drinker lines installed inside our new broiler house

Equipment that doesn't match your project

What goes wrong

Equipment quoted without considering your house design, bird capacity, climate, or power supply can make an expensive purchase even more costly.

How we help

Match equipment to your project.

We review your house size, layout, climate, and power supply so every system fits your actual conditions before any quote is final.

Shelves of feeder and controller models in a supplier's showroom

Not knowing what to ask for

What goes wrong

A quote shows what the supplier chose to offer you, not everything they make. When we ordered for our own farms, some features only made it into the quote because we asked for them by name.

How we help

We know the options.

From feed line features to controller tiers, we've been through these catalogues as buyers, and we spec the options that actually perform on the farm.

Andrew at a supplier's facility while a container of equipment is loaded

Working with unvetted suppliers

What goes wrong

Poor communication, undisclosed lead times, and ambiguous warranties often only surface after you've sent a deposit. From a website alone, it's hard to know who you're really dealing with.

How we help

Vetted in person.

We only introduce suppliers whose factories we've toured and whose equipment we've seen running on real farms.

Feeder pans on an installed feed line

Choosing based on price alone

What goes wrong

Two quotes for the same house can list different fan counts, steel thickness, and inclusions. The cheapest quote often isn't cheapest once you line them up.

How we help

Compare like for like.

We put every quote on the same spec and check what's included and what isn't, so the number you compare is the real cost.

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What buyers usually ask

Is there a fee to work with you?

There's no separate fee for our equipment sourcing service. When an order goes through a supplier we work with, we may receive a commission from that supplier.

Who do I pay?

You order and pay the supplier directly.

Can you ship to my country?

The suppliers we work with ship internationally. Tell us where your farm is and we'll confirm they can deliver there and meet any local requirements.

Can I buy a single system instead of a full house?

Yes. And we'll be straight with you: for smaller items, freight and import fees can outweigh the savings. If we think something is better bought locally than through us, we'll tell you.

Do you arrange installation?

Installation itself is arranged with your supplier as part of the order. In some parts of the Philippines we may also be able to coordinate installation services. Just ask and we'll let you know.

Who handles warranty and spare parts?

The manufacturer. Before you order, we confirm the warranty terms, what spare parts the manufacturer includes with your order, and the lead times on getting replacements to you.

What are you building?

A rough description is enough. Tell us where the farm is, what stage you're at, and what equipment you need. We'll get back to you within a day.

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