Value Farm Consulting Co., Ltd.
Japanese veterinary and farm-management consultancy specialising in swine (pig) production, based in Tsukuba, Ibaraki.
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Overview
Value Farm Consulting Co., Ltd. (VFC) is a Japanese professional-services firm that provides veterinary, hygiene and farm-management consulting to pig producers. The company is headquartered at 1704-3 Nishi-oi, Tsukuba, Ibaraki, and was established on 25 April 2001 with stated capital of JPY 3 million. Its representative director is Katsumasa Go, a veterinarian whose profile the company publishes on its website. VFC's stated business scope covers technical and management consulting for swine production, human-resource training for capability development, operation of animal clinical facilities, and brokerage of livestock sales. The firm positions itself around a mission of "creating valuable pig farming that is indispensable to the region" (地域に必要不可欠な価値ある養豚の創造). Its published corporate creed sets out four wishes — the health of pigs, the happiness of producers, the happiness of consumers and the happiness of employees — and a set of behavioural guidelines adapted from the "Seven Habits" framework, alongside a personal code drawn from the teachings of the Chinese philosopher Wang Yangming. This blend of veterinary practice and management philosophy is characteristic of VFC's identity as a specialist advisory house rather than a generalist consultancy. VFC's service model combines on-farm veterinary practice with structured knowledge transfer. The website describes a client-only area that hosts technical documents and literature, including materials on anatomy and physiology, biosecurity, surgical procedures such as prolapse treatment and scrotal hernia taping, and shipping-depot design. The firm also runs recurring joint seminars with an organisation referred to as "Summit" — the site records the 10th through 14th editions of these joint seminars between 2010 and 2015 — and has posted reports from international gatherings including IPVS 2012 in Jeju, Korea, and the 4th Asian Pig Veterinary Society congress (APVS 2009). As a small, privately held company, VFC does not disclose financial results publicly and is not listed on a stock exchange. Its banking relationships, as published, are with the Ushiku-Higashi branch of Joyo Bank and the Ushiku branch of the Ibaraki Prefectural Credit Cooperative. The company's market is domestic: it serves Japanese pig farms and pig-production enterprises, and its public communications are in Japanese. Its relevance to the wider industry lies in the transfer of international swine-veterinary knowledge — through seminar reports, overseas study tours and conference participation — into Japanese farm practice.
History
Value Farm Consulting Co., Ltd. was established on 25 April 2001 in Japan, with stated capital of JPY 3 million, and is led by representative director Katsumasa Go, a veterinarian. From its base in Tsukuba, Ibaraki — a city known nationally as a science and research centre — the firm built its practice around veterinary and management support for pig producers, an unusual niche that combines clinical swine medicine with farm business advice. The company's public record shows a steady programme of knowledge-building and industry engagement through the 2000s and 2010s. Its website documents participation in international swine-veterinary events, including the 4th Asian Pig Veterinary Society congress (APVS 2009) and IPVS 2012 in Jeju, Korea, with reports published for the Japanese producer audience. Alongside these, VFC ran a recurring series of joint seminars with an organisation referred to as "Summit"; the site records editions from the 10th (2010) through the 14th (2015), with materials deposited in a client-only document library. In April 2012 the company announced an organisational change and the relocation of its head office, a step reflected in its current registered address at 1704-3 Nishi-oi, Tsukuba. The client-only portal became a central part of the service model, accumulating technical literature on topics such as anatomy and physiology, biosecurity in livestock production, prolapse treatment, scrotal hernia taping, and shipping-depot design, as well as seminar and overseas study-tour materials. The portal was renewed in September 2020. VFC has remained a small, privately held company. It publishes no financial statements and has no stock-exchange listing. Its stated banking relationships are with the Ushiku-Higashi branch of Joyo Bank and the Ushiku branch of the Ibaraki Prefectural Credit Cooperative, and it retains an accounting advisory firm in Ushiku. Its corporate philosophy — a mission of creating valuable pig farming indispensable to the region, four wishes covering pigs, producers, consumers and employees, and behavioural guidelines adapted from the "Seven Habits" — has been a stable element of its public identity. The firm continues to operate as a specialist advisory house for the Japanese swine sector.
Value Farm Consulting Co., Ltd. established with capital of JPY 3 million.
Report on the 4th Asian Pig Veterinary Society congress (APVS 2009) published.
10th Summit–VFC joint seminar held (announced April 2010, postponed May 2010, held later in 2010).
Report on the 11th Summit–VFC joint seminar published.
Organisational change and head-office relocation announced.
Report on participation in IPVS 2012 in Jeju, Korea, published.
Details of the 13th Summit–VFC joint seminar published.
Materials from the 14th Summit–VFC joint seminar and Dr. Connor premium seminar added to client page.
Client-only web page renewed.
Products and positioning
Specialist veterinary and management consultancy for the Japanese pig-farming industry, combining on-farm clinical practice with structured knowledge transfer and international benchmarking.
Swine technical and management consulting
Veterinary hygiene and production guidance for pig enterprises and farms.
Human-resource training
Capability-development training for pig-production personnel.
Animal clinical facility operation
Operation of veterinary clinical facilities as listed in the company's business scope.
Livestock sales brokerage
Intermediation in livestock sales.
Client-only document library
Online repository of technical literature, seminar materials and overseas study reports.
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