Inside The Egg Farms
A purpose-built layer operation engineered for hen welfare, hygiene, and consistent commercial output. Photography below is taken from our on-site walkthrough footage.
Facility areas
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Multi-tier battery cage systems
Our high-efficiency multi-tier industrial battery cage systems house thousands of laying hens in evenly spaced rows, maximising space while maintaining hen welfare standards.
Climate-controlled warehouse
The main production warehouse features a metal-roof structure with controlled airflow and natural lighting along the cage aisles, keeping hens comfortable year-round.
Automated egg collection
Automated collection belts move freshly laid eggs from the multi-tier cages toward the grading and packing area, minimising handling and reducing breakage.
Grading and packing
Each egg is graded by size and quality before being packed into standard 30-egg crates. This step ensures consistent product for every buyer, large or small.
Ventilation systems
Natural cross-ventilation complemented by mechanical fans keeps the barn environment within optimal temperature and humidity ranges throughout the year.
Feed and water systems
Automatic nipple-drinker lines and feed troughs run the length of each tier, providing continuous access to clean water and balanced layer feed.
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Inside the layer house
Unedited footage from the production floor — the same walkthrough the stills above are taken from.
Cage rows and feed lines
A pass along the multi-tier cage rows, showing the feed troughs and water lines that run the length of each tier.
Warehouse scale
The main production house looking down the central aisle — open metal-roof trusses and natural light along the full run of cages.
Our eggs, and how they reach you
Real photography — the product you'll receive, and the crates going out on a delivery run.
Packed and ready
Fresh grade-A eggs packed in standard 30-egg crates — exactly what we deliver to retailers and wholesale buyers across The Gambia.
Grade-A, up close
Clean, uniform white shells seated in moulded pulp trays. Every crate is graded for size and inspected for cracks before it leaves us.
Out for delivery
Crates moved by trolley straight from packing to the vehicle — handled as little as possible to keep breakages down.
Loaded and dispatched
A full load-out heading to buyers. Orders are dispatched within 24 hours of laying on our scheduled delivery runs.
About the facility
The Egg Farms operates a purpose-built layer facility designed from the ground up for commercial-scale egg production. The site uses multi-tier battery cage systems that allow a large flock to be housed in a compact, manageable footprint without compromising on hygiene or animal welfare.
Each tier is equipped with automatic nipple-drinker lines and feed troughs, ensuring hens have continuous access to clean water and a balanced, nutritionally complete layer diet. Regular feed audits and health checks are carried out to maintain consistent laying rates and egg quality throughout the production cycle.
The warehouse structure is metal-roofed with open sidewalls and supplemental mechanical ventilation, maintaining comfortable temperatures and low ammonia levels year-round — critical factors in both hen welfare and egg shell quality.
Eggs are collected daily via automated belts and immediately moved to the on-site grading and packing station, where they are sorted by size, inspected for cracks, and packed into standard 30-egg crates. Orders are dispatched within 24 hours of laying.
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