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The PIB program is a three-year collaboration between the Dutch government and a cluster of Dutch companies and knowledge institutions in the Argentinian chain of pig farming. Nooyen is part of this collaboration.

As a supplier to the food chain, it is important to keep society running, together with our dealers and customers: a vital sector that must remain active and to which we contribute in a responsible manner. That’s why we ask for your understanding and help. We have taken necessary steps to comply with the recommendations of the health authorities to protect our employees, customers and suppliers.

The Nooyen Poly Deck is a polymer composite grid floor, suitable for piglets and fattening pigs. The Poly Deck floor is particularly hygienic thanks to the closely spaced structure of the material and the open layout. The floors are also available with a closed area.

On the 7th and 8th November we organized our Dealer Days 2019. The program about sow & pig farming, hygiene, animal welfare and results gave us all a lot of extra information and food for thought about the approach of the global markets to the future.

More space for the sow, less dead piglets Allowing sows to move freely will not have a negative impact on the survival of newborn piglets. Practical experiences gained from the use of Nooyen’s WellFarrowing confirm this.

On the 7th and 8th November 2019 Nooyen is organizing its Dealer Days 2019. A gathering where we will present an interesting program about sow & pig farming, hygiene, animal welfare and results. And of course information about the Nooyen slats and product range and much more. 

Nooyen Pig Flooring is market-leader with her "Balance" lift-box for farrowing.

EuroTier 2018 - Hannover DE

Space in Rennes France

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Nooyen in Japan

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As inventor and initiator of the Balance Farrowing system Nooyen Pig Flooring has more then 15 years experience with this "lift-"box. We have produced over 100.000 of these floors world-wide. The Nooyen lift-box is saving piglets in the Netherlands, Belgium, France, Ireland, England, Germany, Austria, Hungaria, Poland, Canada, Spain, Italy, Czeck Republic, Slowakia and so on.

According to the French experts in Porc-Mag there is a gain (or better said: reduction of losses) of 0,5 to 0,8 piglets per litter. This adds up to 4,5 to 7,5 piglets per lift-box a year!

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