Maagir designs and builds complete poultry and livestock farm systems — engineered structures, climate control, equipment and automation — delivered as one working system rather than as parts from four suppliers. Broiler, layer, breeder and swine.
“How can poultry operations become more reliable and future-focused, backed by strong after-sales service, cost-effective solutions, and accessible financing for farmers?”
— Maagir Founder, 2011
Maagir is a sitio in Pangasinan — mountains, fields, and farming families who have worked them for generations. In 2011 our founder started there, in small-scale poultry, with one question he could not get a good answer to.
Nobody was selling that. Equipment suppliers sold equipment. Contractors put up buildings. Whatever happened to the farm after the last invoice was the owner’s problem. So the work moved outward — to the global manufacturers building the best systems available, to understand what actually worked in a Philippine climate and what only worked in a brochure.
Fifteen years later that is still the whole business. We design the farm, build it, integrate it, and stay with it. The name is the sitio, and the standard is the one you would hold a builder to if the farm were your own.
Every figure on this page describes a building we put up, on a site you can visit. None of it is an industry average.
It is the measure that decides everything upstream of it. What the structure is made of. Whether the ventilation is sized for the flock or for the catalogue. Whether the parts will still be available in year eight. A building that performs in its first cycle and is a liability by its fifth was never a good building — it was a cheap one.
Most of what goes wrong on a first farm is decided before anything is poured. This is the order we work in, and where the expensive mistakes actually sit.
Feasibility first, not a catalogue.
We size the building to the flock you want, on the ground you actually have, against the budget that has to carry it. Permitting and financing are mapped at this stage, before a footing is dug — they are the two things that stop first builds, and they stop them late.
One team, one programme, one schedule.
Structure, climate control, equipment and automation are engineered together and installed together. Assembly runs 15 to 45 days from completed footings depending on the system, with site preparation before that. Nothing is left for you to reconcile between four suppliers who have never met.
Aftersales is a department, not a goodwill gesture.
Trained engineers, scheduled preventive maintenance, and a number that still answers a year after handover. This is the stage the industry skips, and it is why an owner’s second call is usually to somebody else.
The first building is rarely the last.
We stay on as the operation grows — expansions, new systems, and conversions of buildings already running. One of the three projects below is exactly that.
Four farm systems and the two things that keep them running. Each is delivered as one engineered system — structure, climate, equipment and automation together.
Specifications as built, not as advertised.
Send us the site and what you want to run on it. We will come back with what it takes to build it — capacity, footprint, timeline, and what has to happen before the first footing.
