Five reference projects from our engineering files, between a regional broiler complex and a 900,000-layer smart plant.
A nine-hundred-thousand bird integrated layer program: H-type 8-tier houses, central egg collection to grading and packing cold rooms, belt manure to outside-field conveyance, full environmental control per house.
One-million-hen smart egg plant: multi-house H-type layout, automated feed silo field, egg grading and packing lines, and IoT monitoring across the site from a single platform.
Two-million bird expansion built on 4-row × 8-tier H-type house standards — repeatable modules that let the site scale house-by-house without redesign.
Mountain-site million-hen plan: house chains terraced to terrain, tunnel ventilation sized for valley winds, central egg galleries routed through the slope.
Broiler cage complex running 8 rows × 4 tiers per house — feed conversion, grading and turnaround gains documented across consecutive flock cycles.
Every house above was quoted from a layout drawing first — row counts, belt exits, elevator drops and controller positions fixed before the first container loaded. That sequence is what keeps industrial farms buildable: the steel house arrives knowing where the cage row ends, the egg room is sized to the peak-hour flow, and the spare-parts container was ordered with the commissioning kit rather than after the first breakdown.
Your project does not have to be a million birds to get the same treatment — a two-house 20,000-bird startup receives the same drawing discipline, because the farms that reorder are the ones that could actually build to the plan.
Send land size and flock target — we open your project with layout drawings, equipment list and FOB pricing.