Deba Brothers Exhibits Advanced FCR Equipment at National Liman Pig Farming Conference

Deba Brothers Machinery Co., Ltd. recently participated as an exhibitor in the 3-day National Liman Pig Farming Conference held on March 25th, showcasing their advanced FCR equipment for cost reduction and efficiency increase in pig farming. Due to force majeure reasons, many industry exhibitions last year were not successfully held. However, this conference, as a postponed event from last year, has attracted the attention of most professional audiences and enterprises.

As a professional equipment manufacturer, Deba Brothers exhibited their own FCR equipment at the conference. They cooperated with French company Asserva and introduced advanced equipment from abroad. Asserva, as a local French enterprise, has been deeply engaged in the manufacturing of FCR equipment for over 40 years and has served more than 2,000 enterprises, with rich experience.

In addition to their partnership with Asserva, Deba Brothers has also developed their own domestic FCR equipment system, which has been put into use in over five pig farms. They also have their own experimental pig farm, where they monitor pig data in real-time through the equipment to achieve reasonable feeding.

The FCR system is a cost-effective and efficient way to feed pigs, and it is becoming increasingly popular in the pig farming industry. By achieving multiple sources of feed materials from the feed raw material end, improving feed digestion rate, and greatly reducing the feed-meat ratio, the FCR system reduces the incidence of pig respiratory disease, significantly improves the cleanliness of pig pens, and eliminates dust. Furthermore, combining with liquid feed improves the nutritional value of feed, increases the effective utilization rate of protein, and enhances resistance, which reduces the incidence of diseases.

Deba Brothers is committed to investing in pig farm construction and continues to develop and improve their FCR equipment system. They look forward to showcasing their latest advancements at the Chengdu Livestock Expo in May.