What to Prepare Before Submitting Your Poultry Farm Equipment Project Requirements

Best for: EPC/turnkey farm projects, new builds, expansions, and equipment replacement plans.

Outcome: Clear equipment selection + bill of materials direction + quote inputs aligned with your site conditions.

Tip: The more complete your inputs are, the fewer revisions are needed for layout planning and quotation.

1. Bird type & production goal
   Broiler or layer? Target market weight/age (if broiler), or egg production stage (if layer). This affects housing density, equipment configuration, and management approach.
2. Flock size (current and target)
   Number of birds per house and total farm capacity. For multi-phase plans, share phase-1 and ultimate capacity.
3. Chicken house / land dimensions
   House length × width × eave height (or available land size). Include number of houses if known. Dimensions are essential for cage row layout, aisle width planning, and equipment routing.
4. Local climate & ventilation expectations
   Typical temperature range, humidity, and seasonal extremes. This guides environmental control needs and helps avoid under/over-spec equipment.
5. Power supply conditions
   Voltage/phase, stability, generator availability, and any constraints. Automation level and some house systems depend on reliable power.
6. Desired automation level
   Manual / semi-automatic / automatic preferences for feeding, drinking, manure removal, and (for layers) egg collection. Share labor cost or labor availability if that drives automation choices.
7. Budget range (equipment scope)
   Provide a realistic budget bracket and what it should include (equipment only vs. house structure + equipment). This helps us propose configurations that fit.
8. Delivery timeline & destination
   Required delivery date, port/city, and any project milestones. This supports production planning, packing, and shipment scheduling.

H-Type Broiler Battery Cage (Product Reference)

• Structure: Multi-tier design, typically 3–4 tiers, designed to utilize vertical space for higher density broiler farming.
• Capacity per set: Approximately 102–136 broilers (capacity depends on cage configuration and management targets).
• Material & corrosion protection: Made with Q235 bridge steel with hot-dip galvanizing for anti-corrosion.
• Expected service life: Designed for long-term use, typically 15–20 years under normal operating conditions.
• Support: Livi Machinery provides customized design and technical support to match specific farm needs.

For Broiler Cage Projects, Please Also Share

Note: Final cage row count and configuration depend on verified house dimensions and project goals. We avoid assumptions to prevent inaccurate quotations.

Bird type: Flock size (phase 1 / total): House dimensions (L×W×H) or land size: Number of houses: Project location (country/city): Climate notes (temperature range / humidity): Power supply (voltage/phase, stability, generator): Automation level (feeding/drinking/manure/egg collection if applicable): Budget range (equipment only or include house structure): Required delivery date: Any drawings/photos (if available):

Integrated manufacturer + solution provider

Established in 2013, LIVI focuses on poultry farming equipment R&D and manufacturing, supporting projects from planning to delivery with practical, field-oriented configurations.

Quality control across production and shipment

We emphasize material selection and inspection at each stage—helping ensure consistency from raw materials through final dispatch.

Global project experience

We have served customers in 80+ countries and regions, supporting diverse site conditions and commercial poultry market needs across multiple regions.