FLEO Blog

Practical reading for layer farms: production, flock health, feed, egg prices and running the business, plus what's new in FLEO.

• Asia's bird flu watch, October 2026: quiet on poultry farms, with the winter season ahead

  WATTPoultry reports few poultry outbreaks across Asia-Pacific, but human cases continue in Cambodia and Bangladesh. Vietnam's egg glut also persists. Here is what it means for Philippine layer farms.

• Philippine egg output grew in late 2025: what the PSA numbers mean for layer farms

  Egg production rose 8.9% in the last quarter of 2025 while the average egg price fell. Here is what the official numbers say and what they mean for your farm.

• Egg oversupply and low farmgate prices: practical steps for layer farms

  When eggs are plentiful and prices fall, the farms that survive are the ones that know their numbers. Here is how to protect your margin without hurting next year's production.

• Bird flu in the Philippines in 2026: what layer farmers need to know

  Several provinces have recovered from avian influenza, but outbreaks still appear. Here is where things stand and the steps that keep a layer farm safe.

• The Philippines' first approved bird flu vaccine for poultry, explained

  In 2025 the FDA cleared the country's first avian influenza vaccine for commercial use. What it covers, how it is given, and why biosecurity still comes first.

• A practical biosecurity checklist for layer farms

  Most poultry diseases enter a farm through people, vehicles, equipment, rodents and wild birds. This checklist covers the daily habits that keep them out.

• Managing heat stress in laying hens during the hot season

  Hot, humid days cut feed intake, egg numbers and shell quality. These practical steps from breeder and extension guides help your hens through the heat.

• Typhoon season: how to prepare your layer farm before the storm

  Storms in 2026 caused billions of pesos in farm losses. A simple plan for power, water, feed, roofs and records keeps your flock producing through the season.

• Why rising world maize prices matter to Philippine egg farms

  World cereal prices rose to their highest level since late 2023 in September 2026. Here is why that reaches your feed bill and what you can do about it.