Our objective
was to put in place
small and medium capacity
pheasant and partridge farms. 		 
     And we are able rigorously to apply the specification we have prepared with our customers. Our
This means monitoring can be carried out by one or two people
two technicians regularly visit all our farms to check their correct application
and we are all able to keep a careful watch over our whole production system.
and to offer us advice.
THE BREEDING UNITS
THE REARING UNITS AND OUTDOOR RUNS
     
 
Each breeding unit is
divided into two distinct
parts.

The first contains the pheasant and partridge breeding pens.		    
We have buildings and outdoor runs in which we rear our future breeding stock and pheasant and partridge poults.
  
                                     
 
Outdoor runs are attached to the rearing building, into which pheasants and partridges are turned out from the 3rd or 4th week.
At about the 6th week (weather conditions permitting) pheasants and partridges are released into large outdoor pens.
The second has a specific building, designed in accordance with Department veterinary service requirements. Here the eggs are sorted, washed, disinfected and packed in trays.