In the heart of Rwanda, a revolution in poultry farming is taking shape with LIVI Machinery’s state-of-the-art automatic battery layer chicken cage system. Designed to house 20,000 laying hens, this innovative solution is transforming the way local farmers operate—boosting egg production, cutting labor costs, and ensuring efficiency. Here’s how this system is making a difference for poultry farmers in Rwanda and why it’s the ideal choice for modern poultry businesses.

Core Features of the Automatic Battery Cage System
LIVI’s battery layer cage system in Rwanda is engineered with cutting-edge automation to streamline poultry farming. Key features include:
- Automated Feeding: A precision feeding system ensures uniform feed distribution, reducing waste by up to 15% compared to manual methods.
- Drinking and Egg Collection: Stainless steel water lines provide clean, consistent hydration, while the automated egg collection system gently gathers eggs, minimizing breakage to less than 1%.
- Manure Removal: An integrated conveyor belt removes manure efficiently, keeping the environment hygienic and reducing labor time by 70%.
- Durable Design: Made from hot-dip galvanized steel, these layer cages in Rwanda are built to withstand Rwanda’s humid climate, offering a lifespan of over 20 years.
These features work together to create a seamless operation, allowing farmers to focus on growth rather than daily upkeep.
Proven Success in Rwanda
Take the example of Mr. Kigali, a poultry farmer in Rwanda who installed the LIVI system in 2024. “Before, managing 20,000 chickens was a struggle—too much time spent on feeding and cleaning,” he shares. “Now, with LIVI’s automation, my egg production has increased by 30%, and I’ve cut my labor costs in half.” His farm now produces an average of 18,000 eggs daily, a testament to the system’s reliability and efficiency.
Rwanda’s tropical climate and growing demand for eggs make this system particularly suitable. The built-in ventilation controls maintain optimal temperatures (between 20-25°C), ensuring hen comfort and productivity year-round.

Efficiency Meets Sustainability
Beyond profitability, LIVI’s system addresses modern farming priorities. The automated feeding and watering systems reduce resource waste—saving up to 20% on water and 10% on feed compared to traditional setups. Additionally, the design prioritizes hen welfare with spacious cages that allow natural movement, aligning with growing global standards for ethical poultry farming.
Why Choose LIVI for Your Poultry Project?
- Cost Savings: Reduce labor expenses by up to 60% with full automation.
- Scalability: Easily expand from 20,000 to larger capacities as your business grows.
- Local Support: LIVI offers on-site installation and training tailored to Rwanda’s unique needs.
Still wondering if this is right for you? Here are answers to common questions:
- How long does installation take? Typically 2-3 weeks, depending on your farm’s setup.
- What’s the maintenance cost? Minimal—annual upkeep averages just 2% of the initial investment.
See It in Action
Curious about how it works? . Check out these images of the Rwanda project. For a detailed cost-benefit comparison, see the chart below:
| Metric | Traditional Farming | LIVI System |
|---|---|---|
| Labor Hours/Day | 20 hours | 6 hours |
| Egg Breakage Rate | 5% | <1% |
| Feed Waste | 20% | 5% |
Start Your Poultry Revolution Today
The future of poultry farming in Rwanda is here. Whether you’re a smallholder looking to scale or an investor eyeing a high-return project, LIVI Machinery has the expertise and equipment to make it happen. Contact us now at [ends99@zzlivi.com] or WhatsApp [+86-15090085057] to get a free farm design plan tailored to your needs. Let’s build a smarter, more profitable poultry business together!
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