Intensive Training
Animal Feed Production
19-20 January 2013
Language: Khmer
Animal Feed Production
19-20 January 2013
Language: Khmer
Main Course Objectives
Trainees are scheduled to be trained on "How to Produce Animal Feed (Swine and Poultry Feeds, both industrial and family scale)". In the training course, trainees are scheduled to study:
A. In-House Trainings
B. Field Visits
About the Training Course
Animal feed business is seen lucrative, as some family scale enterprises have already proved successful. Animal feed is an important component of livestock industry, yet the country does not produce enough to supply the current local market demand. About 40% of the feed is produced domestically, while roughly 60% of the feed is imported from foreign countries to meet the country's demand when livestock industry is growing hard to cater to the need of protein intakes, majority of which are from livestock. In addition to domestic production, now animal feed is increasingly produced locally by communities and small-family scale enterprises to feed their own livestock and the move has proved fruitful and lucrative. As a result, our training course is designed to provide a training in animal feed production so as to boost livestock industry and reduce dependency on import of feed and thus improve overall economic well-beings of the country.
Course Programs: Click Here
Trainers
Mr. Ros Limhy, Animal Welfare & Production Specialist, previously handling a USAID's MSME project on Animal Feed Value Chain, now takes over the position of National Agriculture Advisor for Tonle Sap Poverty Reduction and Smallholder Development Project (TS-PRSDP). He’s had ten years of experiences in animal feed production and feed business development and livestock raising. He graduated a Bachelor degree in Agronomy and Master of Animal Welfare & Production from the Royal University of Agriculture at Chamka Dong. He has trained a number of farmers to produce animal feed and profitably raise livestock namely swine and poultry.
Training Fees
- Overview of Livestock Industry: Demand & Supply
- Overview of Animal Feed Industry: Demand & Supply
- Opportunities and Challenges of the Animal Feed Industry
- Startup Costs of Animal Feed Facilities
- Basic Feed Essentials and Ingredients of Swine based on Growth Stage
- Basic Feed Essentials and Ingredients for Poultry based on Growth Stage
- Local Resources and Materials for Animal Feed Production
- Understanding the Importance of Feed Essentials, Vitamins, Minerals, and other Ingredients
- Feed Formulation and Grinding Using Simplified Facilities
- Price Calumniation and Price Setting for Produced Feed
- Assembling of Feed Mill and Facilities
- Business Development & Management of Feed Production
- Strategic Marketing & Campaigns for Feed Business
- Livestock Production Chains: Linkage between Feed Production to Self-Livestock Farm Business
B. Field Visits
- A field visit to an outlet selling animal feed facilities and machines in Phnom Penh
- A field visit to a nylon sack printing house in Phnom Penh
- A field visit to an animal feed production factory in Beckchan for learning how to assemble machines and produce feed
- A field visit to a livestock farm in which animals are fed with locally produced feed in Takhmoa
About the Training Course
Animal feed business is seen lucrative, as some family scale enterprises have already proved successful. Animal feed is an important component of livestock industry, yet the country does not produce enough to supply the current local market demand. About 40% of the feed is produced domestically, while roughly 60% of the feed is imported from foreign countries to meet the country's demand when livestock industry is growing hard to cater to the need of protein intakes, majority of which are from livestock. In addition to domestic production, now animal feed is increasingly produced locally by communities and small-family scale enterprises to feed their own livestock and the move has proved fruitful and lucrative. As a result, our training course is designed to provide a training in animal feed production so as to boost livestock industry and reduce dependency on import of feed and thus improve overall economic well-beings of the country.
Course Programs: Click Here
Trainers
Mr. Ros Limhy, Animal Welfare & Production Specialist, previously handling a USAID's MSME project on Animal Feed Value Chain, now takes over the position of National Agriculture Advisor for Tonle Sap Poverty Reduction and Smallholder Development Project (TS-PRSDP). He’s had ten years of experiences in animal feed production and feed business development and livestock raising. He graduated a Bachelor degree in Agronomy and Master of Animal Welfare & Production from the Royal University of Agriculture at Chamka Dong. He has trained a number of farmers to produce animal feed and profitably raise livestock namely swine and poultry.
Training Fees
Package 1:
- $185(This package includes free lunch-refreshments, studies materials and arranged travels to field visits and tours.)
- $165 for Advanced Payment (Only 10 days prior to the training)
- $165 per person for group registration of =/+2 persons
Package 2:
- $230 (This package is for trainees who come from provinces. This package includes all of the mentioned in package 1. In addition, these trainees are provided with free accommodations at an air-con hotel/guesthouse and travel means to-from the hotel/guesthouse for the whole course (2 stay-days))
- $210 for Advanced Payment (Only 10 days prior to the training)
- $210 per person for group registration of =/+2 persons
Receptions
Lunch, refreshments and reception are provided to all trainees:
- Set lunch, refreshments with tea & coffee and snacks provided at the training venue at Park Café (one of Park Café Outlets)
- Dinner reception & networking at Park Café (last day the training)
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Certification: All trainees are awarded certificates of completion
Further Info & Registration
Contact Person: Mr. Hoem Seiha
Tel: 012-90-63-40 / 012 699 553
Email: entrepconsulting@gmail.com
Website: www.entrepconsulting.com
