Pas Reform expands poultry farm capacity with incubation system

Pavlovskaya poultry farm, a Russkoe Pole-managed company, is expanding its hatchery operations with installation of Pas Reform's Smart single–stage incubation. The new facility brings Pavlovskaya’s total capacity up to 50 million eggs each year, the company says.

December 15, 2011

Pavlovskaya poultry farm, a Russkoe Pole-managed company, is expanding its hatchery operations with installation of Pas Reform's Smart single–stage incubation.

The new facility brings Pavlovskaya’s total capacity up to 50 million eggs each year, the company says. The two-phase installation is expected to be completed by 2012.

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