Marj Sinoy, owner of Negros Aces Game Farm and Alas ng Salto, never thought she would be involved in the gamefowl industry but in 2006, her partner now fiance, introduced her to gamefowl breeding. A year later, she met Otic Geroso, a renowned game farmer, where she learned more about game farming and its benefits as a source of livelihood. From there, she became part of the gamefowl community inNegros where she met others, both beginners and experts in the industry, and fostered her interest and passion for gamefowl.
To further her knowledge and skill in gamefarming, she entered Camp Salto in Bacolod that teaches breeders and farmers to maximize their game farms and deliver impactful results. She applauded her experience saying that not only does Salto give topnotch service but they also treat each of their customers fairly; making sure that each is served properly and timely. Since Camp Salto, she made the switch to use purely Salto products on her birds.
‘Nung lumipat ako sa Salto parang naging magaan lahat. Aside from quality yung feeds mga APS at GFS laging nakaalalay so parang confident ka na kung anoman maging problema mo sa farm mas madaling ma-address.’
As a game farmer, she values resilience over power and speed saying that she has conditioned her gamefowl to withstand battles right until the very end.
‘Hiyang talaga ko sa gray [gamefowl], mas mataas talaga winning percentage niya sakin dahil mahihirapan yung kalaban sa kanya at talagang hanggang sa huli.’
Marj puts importance in reliability and strength that lasts just like her gamefowl feeds brand of choice, Salto.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is Marj Sinoy and how did she enter the gamefowl breeding industry?
Marj Sinoy is the owner of Negros Aces Game Farm and a recognized Alas ng Salto. She had no initial plans of entering the gamefowl industry until her partner introduced her to it in 2006. A year later, she learned more about game farming from renowned farmer Otic Geroso, which deepened her interest. She gradually built her skills and network within the Negros gamefowl community, connecting with both beginners and experienced breeders who helped shape her career in the industry.
What role did Camp Salto play in Marj Sinoy’s development as a game farmer?
Attending Camp Salto in Bacolod was a turning point in Marj’s journey as a game farmer. The program is designed to help breeders and farmers maximize their operations and produce better results. Beyond the technical training, Marj was impressed by the quality of service and the way Salto treated every customer with equal care and attention. The experience convinced her to switch entirely to Salto products for all her birds, a decision she has maintained ever since.
What does Marj Sinoy value most about using Salto products on her farm?
After switching to Salto, Marj found that managing her farm became noticeably easier. She highlights the consistent availability of Agri-Poultry Specialists (APS) and Gamefowl Specialists (GFS) who are always ready to assist whenever problems arise on the farm. This reliable technical support gives her confidence that any challenge can be addressed quickly and effectively. For Marj, the combination of high-quality feeds and dependable on-the-ground support is what sets Salto apart from other brands.
What gamefowl traits does Marj Sinoy prioritize, and which breed performs best for her?
Marj places greater value on resilience and endurance over raw speed or power when conditioning her gamefowl. She trains her birds to sustain performance through the full duration of a fight rather than relying on early aggression. Among her birds, the gray gamefowl consistently delivers her highest winning percentage. She attributes this to the breed’s ability to outlast opponents, making it difficult for rivals to overcome even in prolonged and challenging fights.
What is the central message behind Marj Sinoy’s story as an Alas ng Salto?
Marj’s story reflects the theme that reliability and enduring strength are the foundations of success — both in gamefowl competition and in choosing a feed brand. Her journey from an unlikely entrant into the gamefowl industry to a successful farm owner underscores how the right support system, quality nutrition, and a clear breeding philosophy can elevate a farmer’s results. Her loyalty to Salto is rooted not in endorsement, but in consistent, proven performance on her own farm.
