Venue: Barshi, Solapur District | Date: 24th December 2025
A lively gathering of poultry farmers marked the technical outreach seminar organized by Stallen South Asia Pvt. Ltd. at Barshi, Solapur district, Maharashtra on 24th December 2025, where more than 50 broiler, Breeder and layer farmers came together to learn, share, and discuss better ways to manage flock health.
Held under the theme “Understanding Common Poultry Diseases: Causes, Prevention and Practical Management,” the program created an open platform for farmers to interact directly with technical experts and exchange real farm experiences.
The session opened with Mr. Macchindra Shinde, Regional Sales Manager (West), welcoming the farmers and encouraging them to make such programs a part of their learning journey. He stressed that progress in poultry farming comes not only from hard work, but also from staying informed and adopting the right practices. Mr. Rahul Ankushe, Area Sales Manager, Stallen South Asia Pvt. Ltd., actively supported farmer coordination throughout the program.
The technical talk by Dr. Kishor Gedam, Product Manager, Stallen South Asia Pvt. Ltd., focused on everyday challenges faced by poultry farmers. He spoke about common diseases such as CRD, Colibacillosis, Infectious Coryza, and Salmonellosis, while repeatedly emphasizing prevention over treatment, strong biosecurity, and judicious antibiotic use as the cornerstones of successful farming.
Rather than just a lecture, the session turned into an interactive discussion, with farmers sharing their concerns and field situations. Dr. Gedam addressed their queries with practical insights, making the session highly relatable and engaging.
The warm response from farmers reflected their eagerness to adopt better practices and improve farm performance. Many participants expressed that such interactions help them gain confidence in decision-making and reduce avoidable losses.
The seminar stood as a reflection of Stallen South Asia Pvt. Ltd.’s farmer-first approach, reinforcing its commitment to walk alongside poultry farmers by providing not just solutions, but also the knowledge needed to build healthier flocks and more resilient farms.
