From Poland to Ukraine: A Farm Visit That Showcased Excellence and Opportunity

This week, our Key Account Leader Kinga Dmitruk welcomed prospective customers from Ukraine and DACS managers to Ferma Drobiu Bartosz Śmieszny in Chrusty, Aleksandów Kujawski, Poland. The visit provided a firsthand look at a modern poultry operation equipped with some of the industry's most trusted technologies.

The farm features a complete livestock equipment solution delivered by our distributor, Inwest-Agro Sp. z o.o., led by Konrad Sieńko of Lublin. While Konrad was unable to attend due to a family vacation abroad, his team's work spoke for itself. Guests were able to see a well-executed installation that includes DOME-PRO-Junglite lighting, Winterwarm heating systems, DACS ventilation, and other premium equipment designed to support bird welfare, performance, and operational efficiency.

Seeing these solutions in action made a strong impression on visitors. Beyond the equipment itself, the farm demonstrated how integrated systems can work together to create an optimal environment for poultry production. Conversations throughout the day focused on practical applications, operational benefits, and future opportunities for modernization.

Most importantly, the visit sparked exciting discussions about upcoming projects. Interest from the Ukrainian delegation and other participants highlighted the growing demand for high-quality livestock solutions and opened the door to potential installations in both Poland and Ukraine.

Visits like these reinforce the value of collaboration between producers, distributors, and technology partners. By sharing successful projects and allowing customers to see proven solutions in a real-world setting, we continue to build relationships, exchange knowledge, and create new opportunities for growth across the region.

Caption: A successful customer visit in Poland highlighted best-in-class poultry farming solutions and created new opportunities for future projects across Poland and Ukraine.

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