The ostrich is the largest living bird in the world. It cannot fly but, thanks to long muscled legs, it can run at up to 80km per hour.
Its large and astonishing powerful feet have two toes only one of which has a nail. The ostrich has extraordinarily good eyesight allowing it to spot an object several kilometres away.
In the wild they become adult at three years old, remain fertile until about forty and live for anything up to seventy years. They live in small herds.

The black-neck is the best adapted for breeding purposes. It is slightly smaller than the red or blue necked-bird and less aggressive. It is easier to work with and a better breeder.
Currently, 99% of ostrich products (meat, leather etc.) come from black-necks.

Our ostriches are born and bred on the property. They subsist mainly from food found in their environment although they are also given and alfalfa-maize supplement.

The production from ‘Inter-Ostrich’ is destined for :
• Direct sales
• The sale of live birds of all ages
• As future breeders

The origins of our meat can be 100% guaranteed via an entirely traceable food chain.