Hybro announces winners of ‘HTP+ Awards 2006’

HTP+, Hybro’s technical performance feedback system, is having an enormous impact for Hybro and its customers, for the value it delivers in monitoring, analysing and optimising performance, both regionally and internationally.

“HTP+ is a comprehensive system,” explains product manager Jos Hooijer, “ that monitors a range of critical performance indicators, not only to help Hybro anticipate and deliver relevant solutions and support in the field, but also in making critical contributions to our breeding and technical programmes.”

This year’s winners have been judged against a range of criteria, including:

• The regular, comprehensive completion and submission of HTP+ files
• The measurement of flocks that complete production at 60 or 65 weeks
• Performance in line with published Hybro standards as minimum
• A minimum flock size of 5,000 females

• For Best Hybro G+ Breeder Performance in Africa and the Middle East:
  Pioneer, Tydstroom, Farm Mountain View, South Africa
  
  
• For Best Hybro PG+ Breeder Performance in Western Europe:
  SADA Andalucia, Farm Cerillo, Sevilla, Spain
  
  
• For Best Hybro PG+ Breeder Performance in Asia:
  San Miguel, Farm Eljay1, the Philippines
  
  
• For Best Hybro PG+ Breeder Performance in Latin America:
  Técnica Avícola, Perú
  
  
• For Best Hybro G+ Breeder Performance in Central and Eastern Europe:
  Bábolna Baromfitenyésztö Farm Kft, Hungary

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