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CHI Farms Marks Two Decades of Partnership with Aviagen

CHI Farms Limited, a leading integrated agribusiness company in Nigeria and member of Tropical General Investments (TGI) Group is marking 20 years of partnership with Aviagen, the global poultry breeding

CHI Farms Limited, a prominent integrated agribusiness company in Nigeria and a member of Tropical General Investments (TGI) Group, is celebrating 20 years of partnership with Aviagen, a global poultry breeding company known for its Arbor Acres® genetics. Since its inception in 1986, CHI Farms has collaborated with poultry producers across Nigeria, assisting them in enhancing flock performance and meeting the escalating demand for poultry products.

By partnering with Aviagen®, CHI Farms has made Arbor Acres genetics accessible to Nigerian poultry farmers while offering the necessary technical support to achieve optimal results under local conditions. Over the past two decades, this collaboration has transcended mere breeding stock supply to encompass training, knowledge sharing, and close engagement with clients.

These endeavors have enabled poultry producers to boost productivity and contribute to the expansion of Nigeria’s poultry industry. Moving forward, CHI Farms will continue leveraging its expertise, market insights, and strategic alliances to aid poultry producers and foster the growth of a more robust, efficient, and sustainable poultry industry in Nigeria.

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