ASHGABAT, Turkmenistan, April 29. The poultry complex of the 'Hoş zaman' private enterprise, which is a member of the Union of Industrialists and Entrepreneurs of Turkmenistan, contains about 26,500 laying hens, Trend reports.
According to official data, from this number of laying hens, the enterprise receives about 22,000 eggs daily intended for breeding chickens.
The eggs are incubated at the enterprise for 21 days, after which the chickens are fed here for 90 days.
Furthermore, following this period, they are sent to egg farms and local entrepreneurs based on contracts.
The capacity of the 'Hoş zaman' private enterprise is designed to produce 800,000 chickens per month by the incubation method.
Meanwhile, over the past decades, Turkmenistan has made significant steps in the development of poultry farming, striving to ensure national food security and stimulate economic growth.
Government programs to support the agricultural sector, including subsidies, investments in infrastructure and training of agricultural workers, have contributed to an increase in the number of birds and increased meat and egg production, and the introduction of modern technologies in the process of breeding and keeping birds, such as automated feeding and health control systems, has increased production efficiency and improved product quality.