Thailand: Narumon points out that EggBoard approves the import of chicken

Published 2024년 12월 13일

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The Minister of Agriculture and Cooperatives of Thailand has approved a plan to import breeding egg-laying chickens for 2028, including 3,800 grandparent chickens and 440,000 parent chickens. The meeting also set the production efficiency of egg-laying chickens and chicken eggs for the same year. The Department of Livestock Development will be responsible for allocating breeding plans to 16 egg-laying chicken operators. The Minister has also requested cooperation from egg-laying chicken farmers to release chickens at appropriate ages to stabilize egg prices.
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Assoc. Prof. Dr. Narumon Pinyosinwat, Minister of Agriculture and Cooperatives, said after chairing the 1/2567 Egg Board Policy Meeting, which was attended by Mr. Itthi Sirilathayakorn, Deputy Minister of Agriculture, that the meeting approved the plan to import breeding egg-laying chickens (GP and PS) in 2568, namely 3,800 grandparent chickens (GP) and 440,000 parent chickens (PS), and approved the production efficiency of egg-laying chickens and chicken eggs in 2568, as follows: 1. One grandparent chicken (GP) produced 77 parent chickens (PS) released at 72 weeks of age. 2. One parent chicken (PS) produced 107 female egg-laying chicks released at 72 weeks of age. 3. One caged egg-laying hen produced 361 eggs released at 80 weeks of age, and assigned the Department of Livestock Development to Allocate breeding plans to 16 egg-laying chicken operators (each company's breeding plan is equal to 2024) to allow operators to continue importing breeding stock. "In implementing measures ...
Source: Naewna

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