SIAVS 2026 Brazil: LIVI Machinery Showcases Poultry Farming Equipment and Solutions

Earlier, we invited customers to meet LIVI Machinery at SIAVS 2026 in Brazil . Now that the exhibition has concluded, we would like to share what actually mattered most during these three days: not simply displaying equipment, but discussing real poultry farming projects with people who are preparing to build, automate or expand commercial farms.

What Did LIVI Machinery Actually Do at SIAVS 2026?

At the exhibition, the LIVI team introduced visitors to complete poultry production solutions rather than presenting a single cage model. Many customers came to Booth 374 with specific questions about bird capacity, housing, automation and investment.

Our role was to help them translate those questions into a more practical farm configuration. During face-to-face discussions, LIVI representatives explained how different cage structures, feeding systems, drinking lines, manure handling equipment, egg collection and ventilation components can be integrated inside one poultry house.

What Poultry Equipment and Solutions Did LIVI Present?

LIVI’s exhibition presentation focused on systems used in modern commercial egg and broiler production. Visitors discussed different configurations according to their project scale, available poultry house space and intended automation level.

H-Type Layer Cage Systems for Larger Farms

A major discussion point with layer farmers was how to increase flock capacity while maintaining manageable production processes. LIVI’s H type layer battery cage system is designed for intensive commercial layer farming and can be integrated with automatic feeding, drinking, manure removal, egg collection and environmental control equipment.

However, LIVI engineers emphasized that cage tiers and capacity should not be selected independently. Poultry house height, airflow, manure transportation, egg collection routes and maintenance access must all match the cage layout.

Broiler Equipment for Intensive Production

Visitors planning meat chicken projects also discussed LIVI’s H type broiler battery cage system . Discussions focused on how feeding, nipple drinking, manure removal and environmental management can be coordinated to simplify daily flock management in larger broiler houses.

What Did Poultry Farmers Discuss with LIVI at the Exhibition?

The most valuable part of SIAVS 2026 was the direct conversation with poultry producers. Different customers were at different investment stages, but several practical questions appeared repeatedly.

How Many Birds Can Be Raised in My Available Poultry House?

Many visitors already had land or preliminary house dimensions but had not decided on the final cage layout. LIVI explained that capacity depends on more than floor area.

• Poultry house length, width and clear height
• Number of cage rows and tiers
• Required working aisles
• Ventilation and air inlet arrangement
• Feed delivery and egg transportation routes
• Manure removal direction
• Space reserved for future expansion

Should a Farm Use A-Type or H-Type Layer Cages?

This was another common question from commercial egg producers. A-type systems can be suitable for farms seeking a relatively straightforward structure and lower initial investment, while H-type systems are usually considered when customers want higher stocking density and greater automation.

Instead of recommending the same cage type to every customer, LIVI evaluates farm scale, labor availability, house dimensions, expansion objectives and required automation before proposing a configuration.

How Can Automation Reduce Daily Farm Work?

Customers also showed strong interest in reducing repetitive manual work. Automated poultry farming is not only about using more machines. The real objective is to coordinate key daily processes so that farm management becomes more predictable.

• Automatic feeding distributes feed along cage rows.
• Nipple drinking systems provide controlled access to water.
• Belt manure removal reduces manual manure handling inside houses.
• Egg collection equipment moves eggs away from cages more efficiently.
• Environmental controllers help coordinate fans, cooling and ventilation equipment.

Why Was Environmental Control an Important Topic in Brazil?

Poultry equipment cannot be separated from climate conditions. For customers in Brazil and other warm regions of Latin America, ventilation and heat management were important parts of the conversations at SIAVS.

A suitable ventilation design should consider flock size, cage layout, house dimensions, outside temperature and humidity. Fans, cooling pads, air inlets and controllers therefore need to be selected as part of the complete poultry house design, not simply added after the cage layout has already been fixed.

What Happens After SIAVS 2026?

SIAVS has ended, but the projects discussed during the exhibition have not. Customers who met LIVI in São Paulo can now continue directly with our technical and sales teams.

To move from an exhibition conversation to a preliminary poultry farm design, customers can send the following project information:

1. Country and project location
2. Layer, broiler or pullet project
3. Target number of birds
4. Available land dimensions
5. Existing or planned poultry house dimensions
6. Preferred automation level
7. Expected project schedule
8. Future expansion plans, if any

This information allows LIVI to evaluate cage quantities, rows, house utilization, feeding and drinking systems, manure removal, egg collection and ventilation requirements more accurately.

How Does LIVI Continue Supporting a Poultry Project?

For customers starting a new farm, equipment selection is only one stage of the project. LIVI can support the process from early layout discussion through equipment configuration and later technical service.

Customers can also review more poultry equipment and project information directly through the LIVI poultry farming equipment website .

Frequently Asked Questions After SIAVS 2026