Purchase of technological equipment for cellular breeding of 12,000 laying hens and repair of the existing poultry farm, in a property with identification № 59077.11.9 - farmyard of the village of Parvomay, municipality. Petrich, obl. Blagoevgrad, in the area "CHEPERKO"

The present business plan justifies in economic, financial and production aspect the efficiency of investment in the purchase of technological equipment for cell breeding of 12,000 laying hens and repair of the existing poultry farm, in a property with identifier №59077.11.9 - farmyard of the village. Parvomay since 1993, municipality Petrich, obl. Blagoevgrad, in the area "CHEPERKO". The investments are directly related to the implementation of the priorities set under the current acceptance of project proposals under an open procedure through selection of project proposals BG06RDNP001-4.008 "Targeted reception for farmers in the livestock sector" under sub-measure 4.1 "Investments in agricultural holdings " The aim of PASHOVA BUSINESS SERVICES EOOD and the project in particular is to continue the gradual development and modernization of the agricultural holding by purchasing and putting into operation modern and high-performance production lines and equipment in a modernized livestock farm. This will contribute to improving the efficiency of production by intensifying and automating the technological processes, increasing the number of reared hens, and hence the volume of production and improving the organization and quality of the sales process. The aim is also to comply with all European requirements and production standards that are relevant to the company's activities, including animal welfare, environmental protection and improvement of working conditions. The investment is directed exclusively for the needs of the farm of "PASHOVA BUSINESS SERVICES" EOOD. The building currently used by the applicant has the capacity to raise 8,000 laying hens, and the intention is through the current investment in new technological equipment for cell breeding of 12,000 laying hens and repair of the existing poultry farm.

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