This case study highlights how Livi Machinery (Zhengzhou Livi Machinery Manufacturing Co., Ltd.) supported a commercial 80,000-layer project in Ghana—covering poultry farm design, layer house layout, cage sizing, factory manufacturing, sea shipment, on-site layer cage installation, commissioning, and operator training.
The delivery followed Livi’s core offering: fully automated poultry cage equipment integrated with feeding, drinking, manure removal, egg collection, and environment control planning—built for standardized, scalable operations.
Case
80,000 Layers — Ghana
Scope
Design → manufacturing → sea shipment → installation → training
Best for
Investors & commercial layer farms building or upgrading to automation
For a commercial layer farm at this scale, equipment selection and building layout must work as one system. Livi Machinery approached the Ghana 80,000-layer project as an end-to-end delivery: aligning house dimensions, cage sizing, workflow routes (feeding, egg handling, manure removal), and environment requirements before manufacturing.
Layout planning focused on functional zoning and maintainability—equipment placement, aisles, service access, and operational pathways that support standardized daily routines.
Cage sizing and arrangement were aligned with the planned house layout to ensure installation feasibility, clear workflow routes, and consistent system interfaces.
As an integrated manufacturing supplier, Livi produced the fully automated poultry farming equipment modules with a focus on material selection and inspection processes before shipment.
Equipment packaging and shipment were prepared for overseas delivery, supporting an installation-ready arrival and smoother on-site staging.
The project included on-site installation, commissioning checks, and operator training—helping the farm team move from construction to stable operation with clearer SOP-based use.
In the Ghana layer farm project, the solution is defined as a fully automated layer cage system plus supporting planning. The automation value comes from how modules work together—not from any single machine.
| Module | Role in daily operation | How it connects to the system |
|---|---|---|
| Layer cage system | Structured housing for layers; supports standardized management | Defines layout, aisles, and interfaces for other automation lines |
| Automatic feeding | Stable feed distribution and routine scheduling support | Coordinated with cage rows/layers and maintenance access |
| Automatic drinking | Controlled water supply for hygiene and consistency | Aligned with cage lines and filtration/pressure components |
| Manure removal | Supports cleanliness and air-quality management in routine work | Coordinated with house layout and manure discharge routing |
| Egg collection | Centralized egg handling for large-scale layer operations | Integrated into workflow paths and egg handling zones |
| Environment control planning | Supports ventilation/temperature strategy at the layout level | Co-planned with house structure and operating requirements |
Note: Specific configuration details are determined by site conditions (house dimensions, local climate, utilities, and operational targets). Livi’s delivery approach emphasizes fit-for-site planning before manufacturing.
When poultry farm design, equipment manufacturing, shipment, and installation are handled as separate steps by different parties, projects often face interface conflicts (layout vs. equipment footprint, maintenance space, workflow bottlenecks). This Ghana case demonstrates an integrated delivery path that helps reduce rework risk and improves start-up readiness.
Automation modules support repeatable daily routines—feeding, watering, manure removal, and egg collection can follow clearer procedures.
A planned layer house layout and cage sizing logic make future upgrades and expansion easier to evaluate and implement.
Installation guidance, commissioning checks, and operator training help shorten the gap between equipment arrival and stable operation.
The Ghana 80,000-layer case reflects a delivery model designed for B2B customers who need automated, standardized poultry farming equipment with practical on-site execution support.
About Livi Machinery: Founded in 2013, Livi Machinery develops and manufactures poultry farming equipment and provides farm-level solutions—supporting customers with planning, equipment configuration, delivery, installation guidance, and training across global markets.
To evaluate a layer farm project scope similar to the Ghana 80,000-layer case (design + fully automated layer cage installation), Livi typically reviews the following inputs to create a fit-for-site plan:
With aligned inputs, the team can proceed from layout and cage sizing to manufacturing, shipment planning, installation support, commissioning, and training—following the same end-to-end approach demonstrated in Ghana.