IPR Knowledge Review · Second Nepal Edition · Bharatpur, Chitwan

IPEMA / Poultry India Supports the Second Nepal Edition of the IPR Knowledge Review

Themed "Resilient Poultry Industry: Adapting for Sustainability & Economic Success," the seminar brought together stakeholders from across South Asia in the heartland of Nepal's poultry industry.

29 May 2025 Bharatpur, Chitwan, Nepal

2nd

Nepal Edition

Technical Sessions

Keynote Address

Indo–Nepal

Collaboration

Second Nepal edition of the IPR Knowledge Review, Bharatpur, Chitwan 2025 — IPR Knowledge Review · Second Nepal Edition · Bharatpur, Chitwan

The Seminar

A resilient poultry industry for South Asia.

Chitwan, Nepal – May 30, 2025: Following the resounding success of its inaugural edition in Kathmandu, the second Nepal edition of the IPR Knowledge Review was held with great enthusiasm on May 29, 2025, in Bharatpur, Chitwan, the heartland of Nepal's poultry industry. Themed "Resilient Poultry Industry: Adapting for Sustainability & Economic Success," the seminar brought together key stakeholders from across South Asia to deliberate on the future of poultry in an evolving global landscape.

This knowledge-driven initiative was proudly supported by IPEMA (Indian Poultry Equipment Manufacturers Association) and Poultry India, underscoring the organizations' commitment to regional collaboration, sustainability, and innovation in poultry production.

IPR Knowledge Review seminar, Bharatpur, Chitwan 2025

Stakeholders at the IPR Knowledge Review, Nepal 2025

Guest of Honour

Fostering Indo–Nepal collaboration.

The event witnessed the presence of industry veterans, policymakers, entrepreneurs, veterinarians, and researchers, all converging to address the sector's emerging challenges—ranging from climate volatility and biosecurity threats to shifting market dynamics.

Mr. Uday Singh Bayas, President of IPEMA and Poultry India, graced the event as Guest of Honour and was formally felicitated for his contributions to fostering Indo-Nepal collaboration in the poultry sector. His presence reinforced the importance of cross-border knowledge sharing and capacity building in the South Asian poultry ecosystem.

Keynote Address

Sustainability, circular economy & precision farming.

Prof. (Dr.) P.K. Shukla, President of the Indian Poultry Science Association and Head of the Department of Poultry Science at DUVASU, Mathura, delivered the keynote address. Dr. Shukla underscored the urgent need to adopt sustainable practices, promote circular economy models, and leverage automation and precision farming for a resilient poultry industry.

He highlighted innovations in renewable energy, efficient resource utilization, and antibiotic alternatives as pathways to long-term sustainability.

Prof. (Dr.) P.K. Shukla delivering the keynote address

On the Programme

Key highlights from the technical sessions.

Poultry Industry in Nepal: Sustaining Growth amid Uncertainty

Dr. Dinesh Gautam & Prof. (Dr.) Subir Singh

Focused on consolidation, consumer trends, and the imperative to develop export-ready value chains.
Sustainable Feed Innovations

Dr. A.S. Ranade

Introduced strategies exploring alternative feed resources, nanotechnology, and biotechnology applications.
Infectious Disease Threats & Emerging Disease Management

Dr. Bijaya Kr. Shrestha & Prof. (Dr.) R.K. Bhattarai

Addressed infectious disease threats and emerging disease management technologies.
Water Health as a Pillar of Sustainable Poultry Farming

Dr. Santosh Ire

Presented Boom-Ox, an IoT-enabled water disinfection and acidification solution.
Protein Power

Dr. Pawan Kumar, President, Bihar Poultry Farmers Association

Advocated for regional awareness and collaboration to tackle protein deficiency.

Panel Discussion

Strengthening Indo–Nepal collaboration.

The seminar also featured a compelling panel discussion on "Strengthening Indo-Nepal Collaboration in Poultry Science, Industry, and Sustainability," moderated by Prof. (Dr.) Subir Singh. Panelists discussed collaborative research, trade potential, and farmer-centric innovations to advance the sector.

The event concluded with a heartfelt vote of thanks from Prof. Singh, who reaffirmed the importance of regional partnerships, innovation, and continuous learning in building a resilient and economically successful poultry industry in South Asia.

Vote of thanks at the IPR Knowledge Review, Nepal 2025

Looking Ahead

Join us at the 17th Poultry India Expo.

As we look ahead, IPEMA and Poultry India are delighted to invite stakeholders, innovators, and industry leaders to the 17th Poultry India Expo, scheduled for 2025 in Hyderabad, India — a world-class platform to discover cutting-edge technologies, exchange global insights, and foster transformative partnerships.

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