WA's biggest free-range chicken farm will rely on technology from northern Europe to produce about four million birds a year for the Milne AgriGroup.

The farm's output when in full production will double the number of chickens processed under the Mt Barker Free Range Chicken brand as Milne's plans for a huge increase in meat protein sales begin to take shape.

Developer Mark McAuliffe hopes to begin production early next year after reaching the final stage in the approval process for the multimillion-dollar project on a 602ha site about 60km north-east of Albany.

The Great Southern Development Assessment Panel will meet on Monday to consider a recommendation to approve the plan subject to various conditions, including roadworks, pest control and environmental safeguards.

Milne approached Mr McAuliffe about the future of his farm soon after he harvested blue gum plantations on the property.

"It was just fortunate that I was looking to do something with the property at the time Milne was looking to expand," he said.

Mr McAuliffe, who operates a commercial vineyard in Margaret River and runs his own law firm, will fund the $9 million construction of 18 high-tech sheds and associated infrastructure in partnership with local and overseas investors.

Milne will own the birds and provide feed under its standard production model. Milne owner Graham Laitt said the company was also looking to increase production with existing suppliers and develop another farm with capacity to produce millions of chickens a year.

Mr Laitt is targeting high-end Asian markets and domestic customers who put a high price on animal welfare to grow his chicken, pork and beef businesses.

Mr McAuliffe said his farm would adopt the latest in ventilation and climate control technology from Denmark and the Netherlands to minimise odour and nuisance factors for neighbours.

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Plans to build four giant poultry sheds capable of housing 176,000 chickens in the Shropshire countryside were today thrown out by a planning inspector.

Christine Thorby dismissed an appeal into whether Shropshire Councils decision last year to reject proposals by farmer John Owen should be overturned by the Government.

Mr Owen had wanted to build four units, which would each have been 100 metres long and 25 metres wide, on Flemmings Field in Acton Pigot, near Shrewsbury.

The inspectors decision follows a public inquiry that took place in May and returned for its final sessions in the summer.

Her report said the poultry sheds would have an immediate negative impact on the local landscape, despite plans to screen the units with planting.

The appeal scheme would form an isolated development of industrial scale and appearance which, at least for the first few years, would be stark and severe, it said. Set amongst open, farmed fields, it would have an immediate negative impact in the landscape, which would only be partially reduced by a planted, artificial landform which itself would be uncharacteristic.

The report did accept the proposed site was the most appropriate location available for the units and said the scheme would have helped the local economy.

A major gain would be in assisting in food production and security, which is important socially and economically to Shropshire and the country as a whole, Ms Thorby said.

But the inspector added such a potential benefit would be outweighed by the harm to the nearby hamlet of Golding and the grade II- listed Golding Hall.

She added: While the public benefit is considerable, it would not outweigh the significant harm to the setting of the heritage assets at Golding which would detract from the environment and the contribution the listed buildings make to society for this and future generations.

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As an Intel Platinum Reseller, Eurocom works very closely with Intel to offer innovative and cutting edge technology to professionals who demand powerful computing solutions wherever they may be. At the 2013 Intel Solution Summit, Eurocom was awarded the Form Factor Solution Innovation Award for delivering the most innovative mobile solution based on Intel Technology to meet our customers' demands for mobility.

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