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MORBIHAN, Integrated broiler poultry production on 16 hectares
Ref. 10472 16 HA

MORBIHAN, Integrated broiler poultry production on 16 hectares In the Morbihan (56)

MORBIHAN. Pig farm, post-weaning and fattening facility on 110 hectares.
Ref. 10433 110 HA

MORBIHAN. Pig farm, post-weaning and fattening facility on 110 hectares. In the Morbihan (56)

ILLE ET VILAINE. 788,000 litres of milk with good land management
Ref. 10240 160 HA

ILLE ET VILAINE. 788,000 litres of milk with good land management In Ille-et-Vilaine (35)

COTES D’ARMOR – 34-hectare equestrian property
Ref. 10406 34 HA

COTES D’ARMOR – 34-hectare equestrian property In the Côtes-d'Armor (22)

ILLE ET VILAINE: Great opportunity
Ref. 10400 153 HA

ILLE ET VILAINE: Great opportunity In Ille-et-Vilaine (35)

COTES D’ARMOR – Very profitable aviary rearing of pullets for laying.
Ref. 10515

COTES D’ARMOR – Very profitable aviary rearing of pullets for laying. In the Côtes-d'Armor (22)

Côtes d’Armor, 9000 hens organic hen houses
Ref. 10476 5 HA

Côtes d’Armor, 9000 hens organic hen houses In the Côtes-d'Armor (22)

COTES D’ARMOR, Goat farm with processing facilities offering a wide range of products
Ref. 10404 70 HA

COTES D’ARMOR, Goat farm with processing facilities offering a wide range of products In the Côtes-d'Armor (22)

COTES D’ARMOR 700,000-litre dairy farm on 133 hectares
Ref. 10395 133 HA

COTES D’ARMOR 700,000-litre dairy farm on 133 hectares In the Côtes-d'Armor (22)

CÔTES D’ARMOR.  Milk 1.5 million litres in a dynamic sector
Ref. 10316 120 HA

CÔTES D’ARMOR. Milk 1.5 million litres in a dynamic sector In the Côtes-d'Armor (22)

CÔTES D’ARMOR.  Pig farm 390 farrow-to-finish sows, slurry treatment and methanisation plant
Ref. 10314 75 HA

CÔTES D’ARMOR. Pig farm 390 farrow-to-finish sows, slurry treatment and methanisation plant In the Côtes-d'Armor (22)

MORBIHAN – Modern 130-hectare dairy farm
Ref. 10508 130 HA

MORBIHAN – Modern 130-hectare dairy farm In the Morbihan (56)

Moving to Brittany

A tourist region  

Brittany, a land rich in history, with magnificent landscapes and renowned gastronomy, attracts thousands of tourists every year. Every corner of the land tells a story, and the traditions handed down from generation to generation are deeply rooted in the daily lives of the inhabitants, giving the region a strong identity.  

Local produce offers a diversity that delights gourmets from all over the world: seafood, cold meats, pastries, cereals, etc. Each dish tells a story and reflects a land with abundant natural resources!  

 

 

An ideal region for a variety of agricultural projects, where farmers can develop their businesses according to their preferences, diversifying their production and distribution channels.  

 

France’s leading agricultural job-creation region  

 

Brittany has 55,390 people working on more than 26,000 farms. To ensure the renewal of generations and guarantee our food sovereignty, the region supports projects to set up new farms. The density of farms means that livestock farmers have access to the many services they need to run their businesses, both in terms of supplies and advice. The agri-food industry plays an important role here, and its products are exported not only throughout France, but all over the world!  

A climate conducive to mixed farming  

Brittany is essentially a land of livestock farming, with an oceanic climate giving it a diverse agricultural landscape. There is little variation in temperature. This favourable climate encourages the use of fodder in livestock farming. It is also an advantage for open-field vegetable and cereal production.  

Setting up in Brittany means choosing a region with many facets: a favourable climate that is better adapted to climate change, a rich cultural heritage and a pleasant living environment. It’s also a forward-looking region, with a strong agricultural and agri-food dynamic. For farmers looking to expand, diversify or set up in business, Brittany is a destination of choice.  

There’s no doubt that it could be the ideal place to develop a farming business.  

Brittany, the cradle of this multi-faceted agriculture, has always been able to adapt to the issues and challenges it faces, and will welcome any innovative and sustainable projects.  

 So, let’s head west!