Little by little we grow
Thank you Lord. The past years had been good to our outfit, RB Sugbo Gamefowl Technology.
These small successes of ours will result in better capability on our part to help the small sabungeros. We can continue allocating part of our resources in fulfilling our dream of making available to small timers, quality bloodlines at very affordable cost.
In 2017 we have the Programa Masa Gana. To date we are catering to some 50 members. We hope to increase the membership bit by bit and reduce further the prices of game fowl little by little as we grow.
We are also hoping that before the year ends we can launch a bloodline we are developing for almost a decade. This bloodline is really for the masa. A bloodline, not only for sabong, but for genuine livelihood.
Yes the past years were good to us. In 2012 we made available to the public the erstwhile “for our own use only” bloodline the Blakliz. It was an instant hit, contributing sizable portion to the sales of our commercial operations at Scorpion Ox Game farm. The momentum was kept in 2013, as the Blakliz and our other bloodlines scored well in the stag derbies.
In 2014, Jimmy Camposano, breeding and using our bloodlines, won the Eastern Visayas Gamefowl Breeders Association (EVGBA) Breeder of the Year Award on his rookie year.
In 2015 Jimmy copped the much coveted International Federation of Gamefowl Breeders (FIGBA, formerly NFGB) Breeder of the Year Award by logging the highest combined scores in the 2014 Bakbakan and 2015 Bullangbullang.
In 2016 we established international connections in USA, Peru and late in the year, Vietnam. These developments will greatly enhance further our bloodlines and technology development.
Really not bad for a small or “maliit” outfit that always thinks small. Yes, we think small because RB Sugbo has been conceived with idea and objective of helping the small chicken lovers and in some ways level a bit the playing field between the “haves” and “have nots.”
We thank God. We thank everybody who have through the years helped and supported us.
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