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Farming is our family business. We strive to grow best and robust birds, which raised in pens will have no problem to adapt to natural conditions, after releasing them. First pheasants from our farm were set free in autumn 2003. There were just a few of them and they were reared by bantam hens. We dare to judge, that this test release finished great success, because in winter 2004 two pheasants were cought with our rings. Through next two years we extended our farm, new pen appeared as well as especially built and equipped building for newly born birds. We separated rooms for egg storage and incubation. We bought air circulating incubator which automatically roll eggs , hatcher, automatic brooder and desinfection UV chamber. All these efforts let us reach planned farming in 2006 over 5000 birds. Yet alongside with bird flu risk appearance we limited our breeding plans to 1500 birds and such quantity we offered to our customers in 2006.
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Our birds are mainly meant for introduction and hunting-ground peopling. Such farm aim reqiure high caring attitude, numerous tending endeavours and suitable supervision. We think that high quality is worth sparing strengths and resources, and the highest value represent our satisfied Clients. Our farm is set in quiet and calm surrounding in Klon. Neighbourhoods are natural pheasant habitat, what is proved by wild pheasant population in this region. Interesting thing is that this place is also the environment for cranes and black storks. Sandy soils, which are additional advantage, in considerable degree facilitate farming.
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In 2006 we rebuilt our whole infrastructure, starting from completely new incubators, totally new breeder facility, connecting brooder rooms with paddocks, and endding up on building 17 acre pen for young birds. Doing this work we cared about quality of bought meshes, constructional materials, pen dimensions as well as about all what positevely influence raising and growth of pheasants.
It cost us a lot of work, yet only thanks to our commitment we can now boast perfectly organized farm. Opinions of our customers, breeders and other people visiting our farm confirm this. When we organized and rebuilt our farm we tried to change natural conditions as little as possible. We cut out only a few branches and shrubberies. It was good decision because birds feel excellent in such conditions.
In 2006 we widened our farming interests and started to raise other game spices such as: partridges, quails, hares but also decorative birds: hens, guinea fowls , peacocks. Also th
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