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Staff Correspondent: The three-day “Hatchery Management Training” program, organized under the PoultryTechBangladesh initiative, concluded today (June 18) at Hotel Bengal Blueberry in Gulshan-2, Dhaka, with a closing session that featured certificate distribution and key addresses from local and international experts.
Mr. Zahidul Islam, Managing Director of AXON Limited, and Miss Ainan Tajrin, Business Consultant of LightCastle Partners, delivered insightful speeches before the official closing. They emphasized the importance of continuous learning and adaptation in hatchery practices to meet global standards and sustainability goals. Mr. Gerd de Lange, Senior Poultry Specialist, and Miss Lotte Hebbink, Incubation Specialist from Royal Pas Reform, the Netherlands, were also present and contributed to the discussions throughout the event.
The final day’s sessions began with a practical module titled “From transfer to chick placement,” followed by discussions on egg break-out and chick quality as tools for fine-tuning incubation practices. Post-lunch, participants took part in a workshop on interpreting hatchery data to enhance performance. The program wrapped up at 4:00 PM with a formal certificate-giving ceremony and farewell.
Organized as part of a public-private partnership involving Dutch and Bangladeshi stakeholders, the training aimed to improve the skills of hatchery professionals in Bangladesh. Over the three days, participants engaged in a series of technical sessions, practical workshops, and discussions led by experts from Royal Pas Reform Academy. The training was tailored for hatchery managers and technical personnel from various companies, regardless of the brand or model of incubation equipment they use.=
The participants were also encouraged to prepare beforehand by identifying key challenges in their hatcheries and actively contributing during the sessions. Through this hands-on and interactive approach, the training succeeded in enhancing the capacity of professionals in evaluating hatchery performance and making data-driven improvements.
