In the poultry cluster , SEDF has been able to age investment in those segments of the value chain which were almost non-exist enter  in the province of Sindh. Day Old Chicks come from the province of Punjab whose price fluctuate from Rs.6 to Rs.80 per chick. Higher price creates distortions in the poultry production of the province. SEDF has encouraged and promoted establishment of breeder farms / hatcheries to stabilize and mitigate such price fluctuations.

SEDF has facilitated establishment of an egg pasteurizing unit in a joint venture with a local egg producer and a Dutch company Frisian Eggs, which started its commercial production in May 2019. This unit is the f irst of its kind in the cluster.

Furthermore, in Sindh, mostly poultry sheds are conventional (Bengali Shed) where heat stress is a major problem in broiler farming. Poor management practices and lack of ambient temperatures i.e., 20°C to 24°C creates such conditions inside the sheds which put bird under stress leading to mortality in flocks, reducing growth and making poultry production uneconomical.

While, environment controlled poultry sheds can overcome temperature variations and instill eff icient management practices. These environment controlled poultry sheds are equipped with highly mechanized system of automatic chain feeding and nipple drinking systems, which is a conducive environment for poultry production. The temperature remains 20°C to 24°C providing suitable environment to the broilers. 

Poultry farming in environment controlled sheds has brought a great change in poultry industry and is rapidly becoming popular among broiler producers due to its following significant advantages