RBS Rooster Biotech, the better way
First of all, nothing beats the natural when it comes to raising chicken. Natural raising was the method of the old days. It will be the method of tomorrow. Modern man and societies have already realized the defects and hazards of the practice adopted to raising the so-called factory chickens.
About a decade ago we at RB Sugbo (RBS) Chicken Technologies toyed with the idea that the natural and/or organic way is a good way of raising chickens, including game fowl.
During the first five years progress was somewhat slow, in the absence of readily available organic products. We had to formulate our own, thus, the quality was inconsistent.
In 2011-2012, a company distributing prebiotics/ probiotics products manufactured in Thailand, asked us to conduct a trial of its products which were then new to the Philippine game fowl market.
The arrangement enabled us to further our own program. Since then, we augmented our studies and experimentations on natural and/or organic methods of raising game fowl and other chickens which we called Rooster Biotechnology.
In 2015, another company, distributing herbal products from India, also enlisted our cooperation in research on proper application of their products to chickens, particularly game fowl.
During the period 2012 to the present, findings of our studies, and our recent successes in raising and fighting the game fowl reinforced, if not confirmed our belief that natural and/or organic methods of raising chickens, including the game fowl is indeed very feasible.
We are now confident that our Rooster Biotechnology can produce as good if not better chickens. This confidence is boosted by the entry to the market of several organic, natural and herbal products for the game fowl.
Whereas, in the past, products tested and tried by RBS for its Rooster Biotech were mainly probiotics, at the time this was written, a range of natural and herbal products of different sort for different applications had been experimented.
Now we got everything we need for raising our chickens the way of nature.
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