Recently, Little Giant Group has notched new victories in Mianyang, Sichuan. The 500,000-head pullet project in Zitong and the 400,000-head pullet project in Yanting have passed the final acceptance inspection successively.
The successful implementation of these two major projects fully demonstrates Little Giant Group’s leading technical strength, engineering construction capacity and project delivery efficiency, injecting new momentum into the high-quality development of the modern livestock and poultry breeding industry in the region.
Zitong County, Mianyang | 500,000-Head Pullet Project
Two-Month Rapid Construction, a New Benchmark for "Little Giant Speed"
The project was completed and handed over within only two months from site mobilization, once again setting a new record for the "Little Giant Speed".
This project is equipped with five rows of six-tier pullet brooding equipment, which integrates automatic feeding, automatic drinking, automatic manure removal and intelligent environmental control systems to achieve full-process automated breeding management. To meet the stringent requirements for environmental conditions, nutrition and flock uniformity during the pullet brooding period, Little Giant has developed customized standardized breeding solutions. These solutions help customers carry out refined management, improve pullet rearing quality and boost production benefits.
Delivering high-standard construction within an extremely tight schedule not only reflects Little Giant’s mature project management system and robust engineering execution capability, but also has won high recognition from customers, laying a solid foundation for deeper cooperation between both parties in the future.
Yanting County, Mianyang · 400,000-Head Pullet Project
EPC Turnkey Project, One-stop Delivery for Worry-free Farming
This project adopts the EPC general contracting model, with Little Giant providing an integrated EPC turnkey engineering solution covering steel structure henhouse construction, equipment installation and system commissioning.
The poultry houses adopt functionally optimized steel structure design featuring high airtightness and superior thermal insulation. Combined with the intelligent environmental control system, the houses support precise regulation of internal breeding environment, cutting overall energy consumption by approximately 20% compared with traditional breeding facilities. Equipped with complete sets of 5-row 6-tier intelligent pullet brooding and rearing equipment, the farm integrates full intelligent management systems, building an efficient, stable and replicable modern breeding model.
After being put into operation, the project will further improve the large-scale and standardized breeding level of regional pullet farming, and set a benchmark for the transformation and upgrading of modern animal husbandry in the local area.
