Feed & Additive Magazine Issue 4 May 2021

NEWS FEED & ADDITIVE MAGAZINE May 2021 7 SKIOLD signs contract with KH Lin for turnkey pig farm SKIOLD signed contract with KH Lin Farm on creating its first full-line turnkey pig farm in Taiwan. The 1500 sow farm for finishing is expected to be completed by the end of September 2021. S KIOLD Group signed a con- tract with KH Lin Farm for a complete turnkey pig farm, de- signed by SKIOLD. The farm in- cludes a 1500 sow farm for finish- ing, and two farms for further 1200 sows with finisher production. "With SKIOLD innovative full- line solutions, transparency and full traceability of all processes of production, we believe that our cooperation with Mr KH Lin will unveil a new chapter for Taiwan’s pig industry" says Sussie Ketit, Re- gional Director of SKIOLD A/S. The signing of the contract was witnessed by Bo Mønsted, Direc- tor of the Danish Trade Council, Taipei and the CEO of SKIOLD A/S, Søren Overgaard. “I am really proud on behalf of SKIOLD that KH Lin has put their trust in SKIOLD as part- ner to design and execute the farm project at Kuan-Ling Farm. This complete farm solution with sow- and finishing farming is de- signed using the latest technology of SKIOLD and our technology partners. This project include all the quality parts of feeding, wa- tering and penning to ensure the best growth conditions for the an- imal,” says Søren Overgaard, CEO of SKIOLD A/S SKIOLD has been working with its strategic partners for the proj- ect. Munters has delivered all ven- tilation systems for the whole proj- ect, and United Ivory (UI) has put together the building designs and construction. SKIOLD provides all equipment within penning, flooring, water system, feeding sys- tem, slurry system and silos. S ande Settefisk AS is expanding the hatchery in Gloppen, south-west Norway with a new post-smolt department, and increase production from one million to five million smolts. The com- pany collaborated with Sterner, Arcon Prosjekt and Norconsult for expansion. The Gloppen plant will produce salmon and rain- bow trout. The new post-smolt plant will be based on RAS technology, closed fish farms on land with recycled water. Construction on the new plant is planned to start in the spring of 2021 and expected to be ready by the summer of 2022. Sande Settefisk invests in new post-smolt plant