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| Comment on land area | The Company was established in 2009 and the processing plant completed and ready to go in 2010 | |
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| Comment on intention of investment | Valentine Chickens farms Soya Beans, Sorghum and Maize and a variety of animal production including New Jersey Cattle and Poultry Products. | |
| Comment on negotiation status | Spun off from Shongwe Farms, which was established in 2005 | Spun off from Shonga Farms, which was established in 2005 |
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| Comment on implementation status | production began in Mid 2010. | |
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| Comment on investment chain | Previously part of Shonga Farms | Previously part of Shonga Farms (#1683) |
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Former use | ||
| Comment on former land owner | Previously part of Shonga farms | Previously part of Shonga farms (#1683) |
Produce info | ||
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| Comment on crops | In creating a fully integrated business model, Valentineโs invested in production of soya beans, sorghum and maize, leading to self-sufficiency for the feed mill to support the broiler operations. | In creating a fully integrated business model, Valentineโs invested in production of soya beans, sorghum and maize, leading to self-sufficiency for the feed mill to support the broiler operations.
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| Comment on livestock | Valentine Chickens is on track to become one of the largest producers in Nigeria, producing 500,000 day old chicks per week and the abattoir processing 250,000 broilers per week. A second phase of growth includes the introduction of 500,000 layer hens for table eggs and a fish farm producing 7,000 tons per annum. | Valentine Chickens is on track to become one of the largest producers in Nigeria, producing 500,000 day old chicks per week and the abattoir processing 250,000 broilers per week. A second phase of growth includes the introduction of 500,000 layer hens for table eggs and a fish farm producing 7,000 tons per annum.
It also focuseson production of New Jersey Cattle |
| Processing facilities / production infrastructure of the project (e.g. oil mill, ethanol distillery, biomass power plant etc.) | Country Bird Holdings (CBH) is investing further in Nigeriaโs Valentineโs Chicken, to establish a new hatchery
Company feed mill produces feed for all stages of the Poultry rearing and therefore ensures a consistent quality product for top grade feeds.
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Meta | ||
| Fully updated | No | Yes |
Locations | ||
Location #nFZnOUYs | ||
| Description | all farms surround the village of Shonga which is a 90 minute drive from the main town of Ilorin. | |
| Facility name | Valentines Chicken | |
| Comment | Previously part of Shonga Farms | Based in Kwara State Nigeria, |
Data sources | ||
Data source #EvPZTgY6 | ||
| File | ||
| Publication title | VALENTINE CHICKENS LTD BRIEF HISTORY | |
| Date | 2015 | |
Data source #mexzTdtJ | ||
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| Name | Olowojolu Olakunle; Ake Modupe; Ogundele Oluwaseun & Afolayan Magdalene | |
| Comment on data source | Authors: Olowojolu Olakunle; Ake Modupe; Ogundele Oluwaseun & Afolayan Magdalene
Journal of Sciences and Multidisciplinary Research Volume 11, No. 1, 2019 | Journal of Sciences and Multidisciplinary Research Volume 11, No. 1, 2019 |
Data source #Nw8ZTEcu | ||
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| Type | Media report | |
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| Keep PDF not public | No | |
| Publication title | Nigeriaโs Valentineโs Chicken getting new hatchery | |
| Date | 2016-11-26 | |
| Organisation | wattagnet | |
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