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Incaptta

Poultry houses and equipment built for
Zimbabwean farms

Incaptta designs, constructs, and equips (pan feeding systems, nipple drinkers, PVC poultry curtains) fowl runs for automated poultry production. We understand both: structures engineered for automation, and automation engineered for the structure.

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Companies that trusted us

Organisations and grower programmes Incaptta has worked alongside across Zimbabwe.

  • Irvine's logo
  • Greater Valley Fresh Foods Chickens logo
  • TNS logo
  • BHC logo
  • University of Zimbabwe logo
  • Africa University logo
  • Command Agriculture logo
  • Sable Chicken logo
  • SOS logo
  • Surrey Group logo
  • Tirufresh logo

Engineering poultry houses for automation

Structures, feed systems, and water lines designed as one production environment.

What we design, build, and install

From the house itself to feed, water, and climate control — systems specified to work together.

Pan feeder system

Circular pan feeders that distribute feed evenly and reduce waste in broiler and layer houses.

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Incaptta poultry house interior with pan feeder and drinker lines

Agri-structures

Fowl runs, feed rooms, and biosecurity rooms designed for automated poultry hardware.

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Aerial view of a completed Incaptta poultry house agri-structure

Automated water systems

Nipple drinker lines with winch height adjustment for consistent hydration and less water waste.

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Incaptta technicians installing water lines in a poultry house

PVC Curtains and Ventilation Systems

Sidewall PVC curtains with winches for ventilation and climate control in poultry houses.

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Green PVC curtains rolled along the sidewall of a poultry house

Poultry Heating systems

Space heaters and climate plant that keep broiler and layer houses at working temperature through the flock cycle.

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Incaptta technicians installing large climate fan units under a steel poultry house frame

Selected projects

These pages describe published installations. They distinguish work for an organisation from work for its contract growers.

How an Incaptta installation proceeds

Incaptta supervisor and technician reviewing site plans on site

Step 1

Site and capacity briefing

We record flock type, house size, and the equipment you need so the quotation matches the farm, not a generic package.

Step 2

Design and quotation

Structures, pan feeders, drinkers, and curtains are specified together so installation can proceed without rework.

Step 3

Supply and installation

Hardware is delivered and installed on site, including winch lines and drinker height adjustment where specified.

Step 4

Handover and support

Operators are shown how the system runs. Maintenance support remains available after commissioning.

Why farms use Incaptta

Structures and hardware together

Houses are set out for the feed, water, and curtain systems that will run inside them.

Installation, not drop-shipping

Lines are placed, winched, and commissioned on site.

Work with named grower programmes

Published project pages describe contract-grower and campus work. They do not invent exclusive brand ownership.

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Request a quotation

Tell us the house size, bird type, and whether you need structures, feeders, drinkers, or curtains. We reply by email or phone.

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