Hung Nhon Group pioneers in bringing European technology to livestock farming

Aerial view of the modern livestock farm system at the DHN Dak Lak High-Tech Livestock Farm of DHN High-Tech Agricultural Development Joint Stock Company - a joint venture between Hung Nhon Group and De Heus Group.

Hung Nhon Group currently owns 15 member companies and the DHN chain system, with about 1,000 hectares of farms in the Southeast and Central Highlands regions. Of which, Hung Nhon's broiler farm system alone is currently supplying the market with more than 3 million chickens per year, the laying hen farm system supplies more than 130 million eggs per year... In addition, the group also has farms raising great-grandparent, great-grandparent, parent and commercial pigs that meet Vietnamese and international standards with a total output of 14,000 breeding pigs (parents) and 375,000 commercial pigs per year.

In addition, Hung Nhon Group is currently planting and exploiting more than 800 hectares of rubber with an exploited latex output of nearly 6.5 million tons/year.

Making the most of raw materials from waste from existing livestock and poultry farming systems, Hung Nhon Group has invested in building an organic fertilizer factory with the brand name "Dong Phu Fertilizer" in the Southeast region, with a capacity of 40,000 tons/year.

Mr. Vu Manh Hung - Vice President of Vietnam Digital Agriculture Association, Chairman of the Board of Directors of Hung Nhon Group.

Pioneer in bringing high technology into livestock farming

Possessing strong potential and extensive knowledge and experience in agricultural production, after many years of cooperation, Hung Nhon Group and its partners are gradually affirming their position as one of the leading high-tech agricultural production units in Vietnam, through the construction of a system of agricultural production chains to create clean, high-value products to serve the interests of consumers.

The livestock farm system of Hung Nhon Group is invested with modern production lines, many stages have been completely automated, contributing to ensuring biosafety and bringing high efficiency.

Currently, Hung Nhon Group and its partners are investing millions of USD in a high-tech farm system according to Global GAP standards in the provinces of the Southeast - Central Highlands region and are applying the technology systems of long-standing corporations in Europe, especially De Heus Group (Netherlands) with over 100 years of experience or Bel Ga Group (Belgium) with over 90 years of experience and a corporation in Japan with over 60 years of operation.

The livestock farm chain system has all achieved the international standard certificate Global GAP, in which: In September 2017, Hung Nhon Group and its partners succeeded in building a clean chicken production chain with traceability according to Global GAP standards, meeting the conditions for export to the Japanese market, one of the most demanding markets in the world . This is a step to lay the foundation for the expectation of raising the value of Hung Nhon's livestock industry.

In September 2020, Hung Nhon Group built the DHN high-tech agricultural complex in Dak Lak province, with a total scale of 200 hectares and a total investment of more than 1,500 billion VND, which has now been put into operation.

In August 2020, Hung Nhon received approval for the investment policy of the High-tech Agricultural Complex project in Binh Phuoc with a total scale of 260 hectares and a total expected investment capital of 1,700 billion VND.

The farm's equipment is invested in synchronously by Hung Nhon Group, applying 100% high technology according to international standards of the Netherlands, Germany, and Belgium.

In April 2021, De Heus Group, Hung Nhon Group and Bel Ga Company (Kingdom of Belgium) put into operation the Bel Ga Tay Ninh hatchery with a total investment of 8.7 million USD, equivalent to 200 billion VND. The project has a capacity of over 19 million 1-day-old chicks per year in phase 1 and 38.4 million 1-day-old chicks per year in phase 2.

In May 2022, Hung Nhon Group started the DHN High-Tech Agricultural Complex project in Chu Puh district, Gia Lai province, with a scale of 100 hectares and a total investment of about 1,030 billion VND.

The goal of Hung Nhon Group and its partners by 2030 is to reach a capacity of about 10,000 great-grandfather and great-grandfather pigs in the Central Highlands region; 200,000 commercial sows in the Southeast, South Central and Central Highlands regions; 58 million breeding chickens and 25 million broilers in Tay Ninh.

In July 2023, Hung Nhon Group and its partners started construction of the DHN Tay Ninh High-Tech Livestock Farm on an area of ​​over 39.5 hectares in Tan Hoi Commune, Tan Chau District, with a total investment of 200 billion VND. The project has now been completed and officially put into operation. The project's goal is to produce poultry breeds and raise chickens with a scale of 20 million eggs/year.

This is one of the component projects of the DHN Tay Ninh High-Tech Agricultural Complex, with a total investment capital of up to 2,500 billion VND, which Hung Nhon and De Heus Group previously signed an investment commitment in Tay Ninh.

Create more jobs for workers, contribute to poverty reduction

Mr. Vu Manh Hung, Chairman of the Board of Directors and General Director of Hung Nhon Group, proudly said that since its establishment, Hung Nhon has grown to 15 member companies, the number of employees working for the company is always at the highest level. In particular, at the projects, Hung Nhon has been solving the employment needs of many ethnic minority workers in the locality. Even many people who are illiterate are still accepted by Hung Nhon for training and vocational training.

Currently, 70% of the group's employees are ethnic minorities, with an average income of 12 million VND/person/month. Hung Nhon has contributed a small part to the poverty reduction policy in the localities where Hung Nhon is investing.

Source: https://danviet.vn/tap-doan-hung-nhon-tien-phong-mang-cong-nghe-chau-au-vao-chan-nuoi-2024061917151255.htm