Recent News & Milestones
1. Arrival of Premium Day-Old Chicks from Belgium (May 2025)
Aaron Vet Farms achieved a major milestone by importing premium day-old chicks from Belgium, celebrated as a pivotal step in elevating Ugandan poultry standards. The chicks—of breeds like Efficiency Plus (Hubbard), Ross 308 broilers, and ISA Brown layers—arrived safely at Entebbe International Airport on March 22, 2025, personally received by Dr. Aaron. This initiative ensures local farmers gain access to high-quality genetics with excellent growth, feed conversion, and productivity traits.Aaron Vet Farms
2. Launch of Extensive Farmer Support Programs
Beyond the imports, Aaron Vet Farms distinguishes itself through comprehensive veterinary services. Their support includes training on brooding, vaccination protocols, poultry housing, nutrition, and ongoing health consultations. They also offer countrywide delivery, on-call follow-ups, and expert disease prevention guidance to ensure farmers succeed beyond chick delivery.Aaron Vet Farms
3. Digital Transformation & Virtual Vet Consultations
In a push for modernized farm support, Aaron Vet Farms recently introduced online veterinary consultations and WhatsApp support, allowing farmers to get prompt advice, follow-up guidance, and remote care—all part of a digital transformation effort launched around June–July 2025.Aaron Vet Farms
Why These Achievements Matter
Achievement ImpactPremium chick imports Enables faster growth, better disease resistance, and productivity gains for local poultry producers.
Farmer training and logistics Provides holistic support—delivering both stock and the know-how for sustainable farming success.
Virtual consultation rollout Brings accessibility and prompt veterinary guidance directly to farmers’ devices—especially impactful in rural areas.
Summary
In March 2025, Aaron Vet Farms imported premium day-old chicks from Belgium, boosting poultry genetics availability in Uganda.They’re actively supporting farmers with training, logistics, and after-sales veterinary care.
In mid-2025, they modernized outreach with digital tools, offering online vet consults and WhatsApp support to strengthen farmer engagement and service delivery.