In Venezuela, the livestock sector faces a dual challenge: extreme humidity in coastal regions and fluctuating economic stability. Many farmers still rely on traditional wooden structures, which are prone to rapid decay and parasite infestation, highlighting an urgent need for galvanized cage house poultry systems that can withstand the humid environment.
The local market is currently shifting toward decentralized production. Small to medium-sized enterprises are increasingly adopting an animal feed cutter to reduce dependence on expensive imported processed feeds, leveraging local maize and forage to maintain livestock health during supply chain disruptions.
Furthermore, the demand for protein has led to a surge in rabbit and pig farming. However, the lack of specialized multi level rabbit cage designs often leads to suboptimal space utilization and higher mortality rates, driving the transition toward industrial-grade metal equipment.
