Agrigo investing €17m on pig project in Belarus
Agrigo based in Israel, recently completed the establishment of an integrated pig farm in Belarus, a complex project with an investment scope of €17 million.
The farm constructed on a total area of 20,000 m2 of structures and 7,000 m2 of wastewater treatment reservoirs, with an expected production capacity of approximately 3,000 tons/year live weight.
The project is a full integration which contains a farm of 1,200 sows that comprises all stages of pig breeding and fattening, a water treatment system for the treatment of wastewater and compost production, as well as a feed mill that provides feed for the integrated farm and all the adjusted formulas to the different ages and growing stages of the pigs. A genetic laboratory was also established within the framework of the project for pig insemination and improvement of the future inner growing herd. In addition to the planning and implementation of the project, Agrigo was responsible for the supply of approximately 1,200 sows, which form the core herd of the farm.
The company has a technique in the creation of climate-control systems which isolates the growing structures from external conditions and enables livestock – poultry, cattle, swine or fish – to grow under optimal conditions, which in turn generate profitable returns for investors.
Thus, this pig farming is performed using advanced technology, enabling the client to enjoy optimal pig farming performance even in the extreme cold temperatures known to Belarus.
Funding for the project was facilitated by Bank Leumi of Israel and Ashra, an Israeli government-owned insurance company.
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