The “Growth & Progress” seminar took place over three days in several sites, each intentionally chosen to engage and accommodate guests from various regions.
The event was also designed to deliver vital industry insights and new methods to both experienced and aspiring poultry entrepreneurs by providing them with the knowledge and skills they need to succeed in their enterprises.
Day 1: The event began with much zeal at the famous Xavier Country Club in Cagayan de Oro City. This set the tone as an energizing opening to the seminar.
Day 2: Moving to the bustling heart of business and innovation at the Marquis Event Place in BGC, attendees immersed themselves in discussions and networking opportunities.
Day 3: The seminar’s finale was held at the Oasis Hotel in Clark, Pampanga, and participants were treated to an enthralling climax of knowledge-sharing and expertise.
With more than 300 guests in attendance, the event saw a diverse mix of customers, Bounty employees, and esteemed top executives. Notable figures present included Bounty CEO Atty Kenneth Cheng, SVP Dr. Vicente Manalo, AVP Mr. Noel Fajardo, and SVP Carl Chung, who added their invaluable insights to the discussions.
The Event Topics and Esteemed Speakers
The seminar featured carefully curated topics, all of which were delivered by industry professionals and important members of the Indian River Aviagen team. These stimulating subjects sought to shed light on critical facets of the poultry industry’s ongoing evolution.
As a specialist in emerging diseases, Dr. Dorko reviewed the poultry industry’s latest concerns and future watch-outs, providing essential insights into disease management and prevention.
Mr. Peter Chrystal highlighted cutting-edge techniques to optimize feed and nutrition for improved poultry health and productivity, with a focus on a new nutrition strategy to boost breeder performance.
With a strong emphasis on brooding, Dr. Ng underlined the essential importance of the first seven days of a chick’s existence, outlining techniques to assure a strong and healthy start.
Mr. Michael Block highlighted novel approaches to optimize the potential of male birds in the poultry production process, delving into the intricacies of male management for the best performance.
Mr. Michael Block returned to the stage to shed light on unlocking the actual potential of the Indian River breed in terms of egg production, which contributes to better profitability.
Mr. Dominic Elfick’s presentation centered on the Indian River breed’s unique balance in attaining sustainable and economic poultry production. It also highlighted the breed’s flexibility and popularity.
The seminar concluded on an important note with a discussion on Biosecurity, emphasizing its economic significance and its crucial role in ensuring the survival of the poultry business.
The “Growth & Progress” seminar provided an excellent opportunity for poultry entrepreneurs to learn, network, and acquire useful insights from industry experts. With a focus on the remarkable qualities of the Indian River breed, delegates left the event encouraged and equipped to achieve success in the modern poultry market. As the event came to a close, attendees were filled with renewed energy and desire to drive growth and progress in their poultry operations, propelling the sector forward.
