The Russian woman Nadezhda Arzamasova not so long ago became the happy owner of the "Far Eastern hectare." By profession, Nadezhda is a designer; she has lived all her life in her native Vladivostok. And now seriously decided to engage in farming. Yes, not simple, but unique - Arzamasova intends to grow pheasants on her hectare.

It should be noted that this type of farming is quite atypical for the Far East. However, possible difficulties do not scare Hope.

“I raise money for the arrangement of my farm with the help of crowdfunding platforms, and also invest from my own budget,” Arzamasova shares the nuances. “I hope everything works out, and soon I will have a pheasant farm with incubators, a spacious territory for walking birds, with an extensive farmyard and comfortable buildings for work and recreation of farm personnel.”

Nadezhda has already taken her first steps: she has drawn up documents for farming and farming, has applied for electricity, signed contracts with some restaurants and supermarkets in Vladivostok for the supply of pheasant meat. pheasant eggs will be of interest to people associated with culinary activities, feathers will be used for making souvenirs, and chickens will certainly be of interest to owners of hunting farms and other interested persons.

Nadezhda is sure that for all the needs associated with the opening and maintenance of the farm, at first it will be enough for one and a half million rubles.