Strainer and anti-boar stake armouring

Features :

• Stake / armour and anti-boar cover
• Designed to protect your 11-litre agrarian bucket
• *Sold without the agrainoir
• Also available as a complete set with the bucket 
• Made in France in our workshops

Why practice agrarian feeding?

Many factors are responsible for nutritional deficiencies in grey partridges and common pheasants. Agrassing allows us to compensate for this lack of food available in nature. 

Placing a feeding station, or even several, will make it possible to support the small game population in your territory and limit winter losses, and will also have an impact on the life expectancy and physical condition of the birds. Feeding will increase the breeding potential of the following spring and contribute to the preservation of passerines. 

What food to use?

You can put wheat, maize shreds and maize on the cob in your feeder. But that's not all, there are also lentils, chenevis, vetch, sorghum, oatmeal, rape, flax etc...

Techniques and implementation

• There are many different techniques for stalking, including the following:
• In wooded areas: suspended stapler with wild boar protection
• In agricultural areas and on the outskirts of villages with wild boar protection if necessary
• In agricultural areas with a specific partridge agrarian system with wire mesh to limit the consumption of food by corvids, pigeons and pheasants