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Employee Profile: Troy Cisewski

On November 11, 2013 in Archive by spope

Tell me about your family. Are you married? Do you have kids? Any pets? Been married for just over a year to my wife Linda, our first child Noah was just born. We have 3 dogs. Read More »


Moving Birds Outside

On November 8, 2013 in General by spope

We’ve talked recently about the huts we use to keep our birds outside as well as how we transition birds in the barns, so let’s talk about moving birds from the barns to the outdoors. Read More »


Bird Diversity

On November 6, 2013 in General by spope

We at MacFarlane Pheasants offer a variety of birds for a variety of purposes. This helps us stay relevant and in business despite the many twists the economy, and people’s interests, may take. Read More »


Spring menus get a boost from the line of MacFarlane Pheasant products that offer the flavor, consistency, and convenience that foodservice operators demand. Read More »


Employee Profile: Brad Lillie

On November 4, 2013 in Employees by spope

Tell me about your family. Are you married? Do you have kids? Any pets? I’m married to Cathy, have one 7 year old son Kayden, and 2 dogs – shih tzu named Pepper and a yellow lab named Buddy. Read More »


Pheasant Meat Nutrition

On November 1, 2013 in General by spope

pheasant nutrition facts label

Are you unsure about trying pheasant meat? Or maybe you love it and are curious about its nutrition? No matter what your preference for pheasant, check out the information below for the scoop on how pheasant stacks up in comparison to other meats. Read More »


Transitioning Birds

On October 30, 2013 in General by spope

When raising birds it is important to know what conditions are best at each stage of the chick’s growth. Different birds require different conditions in general and as they grow. Read More »


New Pheasant Pens

On October 28, 2013 in General by spope

We recently redesigned our pheasant pens and here’s some information about the change. Read More »