Build your desi poultry farm with Energy Eggs.
From an empty piece of land to a functioning poultry farm — we help farmers plan their desi poultry infrastructure around the intended production model.
From land to poultry, step by step
Site Planning
Understand the land, capacity and intended farming model.
Farm Layout
Plan sheds, movement areas, brooding, feeding, drinking and operational zones.
Construction
Develop poultry infrastructure according to the farm requirement.
Equipment
Install suitable feeding, drinking and brooding systems.
Pasture Planning
For applicable pasture-based models, plan outdoor areas, bird movement, shade and pasture zones.
Farm Ready
Prepare the farm for the selected production programme.
One partner. From land to poultry.
Everything between land and livestock
Farm Design & Layout
Site assessment and a complete farm plan — sheds, zones, movement and utilities — before anything is built.
Shed Construction
Poultry shed construction to the approved design, sized to your capacity and farming model.
Equipment Installation
Feeding, drinking and brooding systems installed as part of the build, not bolted on later.
Pasture Planning
For pasture-based models — outdoor zones, shade, shelter and bird movement designed in from the start.
Biosecurity Planning
Farm hygiene, access control and operational movement planned into the layout.
Programme Alignment
Farms built for Energy Eggs schemes follow the approved design — construction starts only after design approval.
What a programme-ready farm looks like
These are the reference specifications used in the Energy Eggs contract farming models — a useful starting point for sizing your own build.
Pasture-Raised Reference Farm
- ✓ Land: approx. 5 acres, including a dedicated pasture area
- ✓ Shed: approx. 8,000 sq. ft.
- ✓ Capacity: 5,000 birds per batch
- ✓ Outdoor zones, shade and movement areas designed in
Deep Litter Reference Farm
- ✓ Land: approx. 25,000 sq. ft.
- ✓ Shed: approx. 8,000 sq. ft.
- ✓ Capacity: 5,000 birds per batch
- ✓ Litter management and ventilation planned into the layout
Designing farms around the bird
Pasture-based poultry requires more than simply providing outdoor space. Energy Eggs develops farm layouts around the full picture — our objective is a practical farm environment that works for both the farmer and the birds.
- ✓ Outdoor access
- ✓ Bird movement
- ✓ Pasture areas
- ✓ Shade and shelter
- ✓ Feeding zones
- ✓ Drinking systems
- ✓ Farm hygiene
- ✓ Operational movement
- ✓ Breed and production requirements
Infrastructure with a plan behind it
Design Before Construction
No guesswork builds — every farm starts with a design and technical plan, and construction follows approval.
Built For The Programme
Farms are designed for the production model they will run — deep litter or pasture-raised — not adapted afterwards.
One Partner Throughout
Design, construction, equipment, feed and birds from a single ecosystem — no coordination headaches.
A Market After The Build
A farm built with Energy Eggs can plug into contract farming and B2B supply — infrastructure with a path to income.
Farm development, answered
How much land do I need?
As a reference: the pasture-raised model uses approximately 5 acres including pasture area, while the deep-litter model needs around 25,000 sq. ft. — both with a shed of approximately 8,000 sq. ft. for a 5,000-bird batch. Your site assessment confirms what fits your land.
Do I have to join contract farming to build with you?
No. Farm development is available on its own. If you do want to join an Energy Eggs scheme, your farm must follow the approved farm design — so building with us keeps that door open.
Who pays for the construction?
Land and construction are the farm owner's investment. Under the contract farming schemes this is defined upfront in the model terms, alongside the support Energy Eggs provides.
What does farm development include?
Site planning, farm layout and design, shed construction, equipment installation, and pasture planning where applicable — through to a farm that is ready for its production programme.
What happens once the farm is ready?
The farm moves into its production programme — birds are placed, and if you are a contract farming partner, procurement and market linkage follow the scheme terms.
Have land? Let's assess it.
Share your land size, location and the model you're considering — our team will help you understand what your site can support.