(HBO) – "One of 50 top golden products of raising poultry in Vietnam in 2016”, a certificate of merits for "Typical Youth for Community” by the provincial Youth Union Association in 2017, a most outstanding prize of "Star of Agricultural Emperor” of Vietnamese Farmer Association in 2016 and dozens of certificates of merits, those are the dreaming achievements of "the billionaire of small chickens” Bui Dong Giang, An Son 1 village, An Binh commune, Lac Thuy district. He has gained those since his starting up business until now.


The linked model of raising small chickens originated from Lac Thuy brought to Mr. Bui Dong Giang, An Son 1village, An Binh commune (Lac Thuy) an income of 1 billion VND per year.

 

With a loan from friends and a small amount of savings, in 2014, he set up a model with 500 pure-bred small chickens which are carefully selected from the most popular small chicken raising households in the district. In order to keep the precious and pure- bred characteristics of the small chickens, he learned from the experience of hatching egg models in the district, as well as the experiences from seminars and on the Internet. In the first year of implementing the model, his chickens grow well, meeting the quality standards and they were all sold. With the interest and loans, he continued to invest in incubators and expansion of breeding coops. Currently, his chicken farm has 8,000 - 10,000 laying hens; 2,000 - 3,000 meat chickens, 4 modern incubators with 10 employees. Every month, he exported more than 40,000 pure- bred small chickens to hundreds of households raising chickens throughout the country. On average, his family earns 1 billion VND after deducting all expenses every year.

In order to help the brand of Lac Thuy small chickens compete more highly than other kinds of poultry in the market, as well as improving profitability per unit of product, Mr. Giang applies the linked model of value chains, selling the breeding chickens and breeding aliments for the agent households as well as supporting product consumption. Especially in An Binh commune, there are nearly 20 households participating in the linked chain of association of Mr. Giang. Besides, he actively comes to big markets of poultry in Hanoi, such as Ha Vy market (Thach That), Hai Boi market (Dong Anh), La Khe market (Ha Dong) and in other provinces to seek stable output for the agent farms.

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