Edycja projektu EPI

Details of the project EPI

Improving the efficiency of poultry rearing and welfare and reducing the environmental impact of farms through the construction of a demonstration poultry shed equipped with innovative heating and ven

19-10-2018 do 29-07-2021

5 960 521,00

EFRROW; national public funds; own funds

https://innowacyjnerozwiązania.pl

The aim of the operation is to develop and implement a new chicken broiler production technology. Innovative poultry fattening technology based on the cooperation of four systems: - a nationally innovative process of obtaining and managing thermal energy through the use of a thermal processing system for chicken manure, feeding the underfloor heating system and through the installation of heat exchangers, - a nationally innovative process for optimising the microclimate in the facility through the use of an underfloor heating system and a ventilation system significantly reducing ammonia and dust air pollution, - a nationally innovative approach (process) to reducing harmful environmental impacts by installing an ammonia-binding and dust-absorbing ventilation system and by managing chicken manure, which is a source of air, soil and water pollution. A side but beneficial effect will be the production, in the process of thermal processing of chicken manure, of a valuable, environment

The effects of the new chicken broiler production technology will contribute to a further increase in poultry meat production. The higher quality of poultry meat and the possibility of reducing its price due to lower production costs will increase domestic demand and enhance the competitiveness of Polish poultry on international markets. Through the use of innovative air heating and ventilation systems and the use of chicken manure as an energy carrier, energy consumption and the environmental nuisance of poultry farms will be significantly reduced due to lower emissions of dust, ammonia and other odours. This can contribute to slowing down the rate of environmental pollution and climate change.

animal husbandry and welfare