Our closed-farm systems ensure maximum disease prevention through rigorous institutional control and systematic risk management.
Our controlled entry and exit philosophy is the cornerstone of our operations. By maintaining a strict closed-farm policy, we mitigate external biological risks and ensure the integrity of our herd's health environment through precise institutional oversight.
This systemic approach involves physical barriers, rigorous documentation of all movements, and a non-negotiable adherence to quarantine intervals for all life-cycles and logistical operations.
To achieve a pathogen-free environment (PFE) by eliminating vectors of transmission through geographical isolation and operational containment.
We categorize our biosecurity into three distinct layers:
Physical barriers that keep our pigs away from infected animals and contaminated objects.
The removal of all visible dirt and organic material from equipment and transport.
Using hospital-grade chemicals to kill any remaining microscopic pathogens.
To maintain a sterile environment, all authorized visitors must adhere to the following:
Visitors must have had no contact with other swine for at least 48-72 hours before entry.
All staff must shower and change into farm-dedicated clothing before entering production areas.
Every person entering the premises is recorded for full traceability of every barn.
Mandatory disinfectant footbaths (Virkon S or equivalent) at the entrance of every barn.
Removal of all jewelry, watches, and personal mobile devices before entering the clean zone.
Standardized footbath usage between internal building compartments (Zone Segregation).
Adherence to the "One-Way Flow" system for staff movement from youngest to oldest stock.
Stress is the primary trigger for pig illness.
We maintain specific temperature zones:
30–35°C (85–95°F)
Critical for newborns
15–20°C (60–70°F)
With high-volume ventilation
Overcrowding leads to tail-biting and respiratory issues. Our pens provide at least 1.2 square meters per finisher pig to ensure freedom of movement.