Family Eco-Farm in the Tomsk Region Expands the Geography of Supplies of Poultry Products

The project is being developed within the framework of import substitution with active government support

The peasant (farm) economy is successfully implementing a large-scale investment project to modernize and expand capacity.
Today, the production base of the farm includes three poultry houses: two broiler buildings and one specialized egg shop, designed to house 32 thousand laying hens.


The project is being developed within the framework of import substitution with active government support. Due to the use of advanced technologies, automated microclimate systems and balanced diets, the birds on the farm are absolutely independent of seasonality in feeding. This allows the farm to provide a stable volume and high quality of dietary products year-round, regardless of the time of year.
Thanks to the growth in production volumes, Inna Kuznetsova’s peasant farm is actively expanding its sales channels. Today, fresh poultry meat and eggs are supplied to the popular retail chains “Spar” and natural food stores “Kalina-Malina”. In addition, the products of the Tomsk eco-farm are now regularly supplied outside the region – to the Kemerovo region.


In parallel with poultry farming, the management of the farm is forming a business diversification strategy. The farmers’ plans include launching a new direction for sheep breeding, as well as creating an agritourism project unique to the region.


“We are systematically developing our production, relying on independence from seasonal factors and strict control of feed quality. It is important for us that high-quality products are available to Tomsk residents all the time. Entering the Spar and Kalina-Malina retail chains confirms the high level of trust in our brand. At the same time, we don’t want to stop only at poultry: we have a big dream to develop sheep breeding and build a beautiful agro-tourism farm with sheep, so that residents and guests of the Tomsk region can relax, get acquainted with rural life and purchase natural farm products,” shares the head of the peasant farm Inna Kuznetsova.
Source: www.emeat.ru