A rabbit farmer from Normandy showcases his family's tradition at the Fêno in Caen, emphasizing local production and value-added transformation.
Rabbit farmer returns to Fêno event
Stéphane Françoise, a rabbit farmer from the Bessin region, is presenting his products at the Fêno in Caen this weekend. It is his third time participating in the event, and he is happy to share his offerings with a broad audience.Pride in participating
"It is a pride to participate in the Fêno," says Stéphane Françoise. He describes the event as a great place that showcases the best of Normandy, emphasizing its significance as a local gathering.Family tradition in rabbit farming
Stéphane's parents have been raising rabbits since the 1970s, and he has continued the family tradition. The farm, now under his management, has been established since 2009 at Clos Saint-Philippe in Vaux-sur-Seulles, near Bayeux.Comprehensive farming model
Stéphane emphasizes the importance of maintaining a complete farming model. His farm breeds, raises, slaughters on site, and transforms the rabbits into various products, aiming to add more value to the final offerings.