Moy Park-Supported Expansion: Planning Application for 148,000-Chicken Farm Extension in Portadown, Co Armagh
Ben Fearon has submitted a planning application for the construction of four new broiler poultry sheds at his farm in Portadown, Co Armagh, with the backing of Moy Park. This proposed development aims to significantly increase the farm’s capacity to accommodate a total of 281,000 birds. The expansion aligns with Moy Park’s grower expansion programme, reflecting the ongoing trend of poultry farm expansions supported by the company.
Ben Fearon, a poultry farmer in Portadown, Co Armagh, has applied for planning permission to build four additional broiler poultry sheds on his farm. This expansion, supported by Moy Park, includes various infrastructure elements such as feed bins, gas tanks, boilers, and a wash tank, with the capacity to house a total of 281,000 birds. This move is part of Moy Park’s initiative to encourage farmers to enhance production capacity, aiming to construct 400 new poultry houses across Northern Ireland in a two-year period.
With a focus on sustainable growth and enhanced production capacity, the poultry farming sector in Northern Ireland continues to see significant developments, as evidenced by the recent planning applications aligned with Moy Park’s strategic goals. The collaboration between farmers like Ben Fearon and industry leaders such as Moy Park highlights a shared commitment to driving progress and meeting the evolving demands of the poultry industry in the region.
As Moy Park’s grower expansion programme gains momentum, the poultry farming landscape in Northern Ireland is witnessing a phase of considerable growth and modernisation. The strategic investments and planning applications, including Ben Fearon’s recent proposal, underscore the industry’s dedication to meeting the increasing demand for poultry products while ensuring sustainable practices and operational excellence.
The poultry farming sector in Northern Ireland is experiencing a phase of expansion and modernisation, supported by initiatives such as Moy Park’s grower expansion programme. The planning application by Ben Fearon for the construction of four new broiler poultry sheds reflects the industry’s commitment to enhancing production capacity and meeting the evolving needs of the market.
In conclusion, the planning application for the construction of four new broiler poultry sheds by Ben Fearon in Portadown, Co Armagh, encapsulates the ongoing growth and development within the poultry farming sector in Northern Ireland, supported by Moy Park’s strategic initiatives and the collaborative efforts of industry stakeholders.
