A new opportunity is available for business to participate at various levels in this exciting new industry. The emu industry is in its infancy and now is the time to become involved. The interest and investments in this exciting new industry are largely due to the products and advantages discussed below:

Emu By-Product

•  Emu Meat is red in color with flavor similar to beef yet contains less calories and cholesterol than chicken. Additionally, emu is a pure, wholesome product containing NO chemicals or hormones. Qualities are sure to satisfy the appetites of many health conscious people.
•  Emu Oil is receiving worldwide acclaim for its medical as well as cosmetic applications. It is currently being used and tested as a medical carrier, an aid to arthritis and all types of muscle and joint pain as well as a treatment for burn pain and scarring. In addition, claims that emu oil possesses extraordinary anti-aging elements are currently under study with results to date attracting serious interest from the cosmetic industry.
•  Emu Leather is a world class leather that is attracting overwhelming interest in the high fashion industry as exotic leather with high value.
• Emu Feathers are the only forked feathers in the world with their long, narrow design complimenting high fashion and jewelry designs in addition to practical uses such as feather dusters and fishing lures.
• Emu Eggs are the only eggs in the world supporting 8 layers of colors allowing them to be carved into cameo fashion heirlooms and cut and transformed into music and jewelry boxes.

No other livestock can be compared to the emu in its offerings. In producing two vital and at least three decorative by-products, the emu surpasses even the buffalo in product diversity and yield.

The Emu Advantage
The emu, second only in size to the ostrich, is native to Australia and offers strong advantages over traditional livestock.

The emu is a relatively simple animal to farm and easy to manage.

•  It adapts to almost any climatic condition.
• It has a very low susceptibility to disease.
• It integrates well with other farming operations, i.e. horses, cattle, sheep, etc.
• It requires very little ground space when compared to other livestock, (15 acres easily accommodates up to 600 birds). 
•  It efficiently converts feed to meat yielding 28-30 lb. Of premium meat at a processing age of one-year-old which also allows quick turn over of stock for the breeder.
•  It consumes negligible dollars in feed (approx. $85 per year) resulting in a high proportion of product revenue to low maintenance cost.
•  It has created a worldwide demand for breeding stock, meat, oil, leather, feathers and other by-products.

Emu Economics - why the time is right
NOW is the time to seize the opportunity to become involved in the newest & most exciting agri-business. A product demand cycle is imminent as more consumers become aware of the healthy and vital products produced by the emu. The industry has endured through the high-priced breeding cycle and is currently breaking into the commercial market with secure knowledge in husbandry and product development. This means that new comers will find stock prices attractive, will not incur the capital losses incurred by the pioneers in the trial & error phase of husbandry and will not have to wait for products to be refined and developed as they are readily available and in place.

With our population increasing rapidly, the demand for healthy meat protein only continues to soar. Our very unstable weather patterns have and will continue to have a devastating impact on the beef and pork market. Here, the emu will emerge as the treasure that it is. Unlike traditional livestock, which can take up to 3 years to harvest, the emu is ready to harvest in just one year.

Because the bird population is relatively small, the demand for product will quickly exhaust all available harvest stock. As a result, the industry will enjoy a returned value for the existing breeding birds and higher prices for foundation stock as well as slaughter stock. It is inevitable that a surge in breeding stock prices will once again occur as these cycles continue through the laborious birth of an industry.

Complete breeding and Management Facility
We will export eggs to China for incubating, hatching & farming. Nutritional needs are met through a strict and specialized feed program developed to insure high productivity from breeding stock and premium yields from slaughter stock. Management and facilities incorporate the latest technology for optimum results at all levels.

China Joint Venture Emu Farming
The corporation has initiated discussion with some potential Chinese partners in the emu farming project. It is our intention to build several emu farms in China that we can export emu eggs to China as our investments.

Since emu in North America will lay eggs during November to April every year and emu in Peru will lay eggs from June to September. Thus we can export emu eggs to China all year around.

Peru Emu Farming
Peru emu farm this year can export 600 emu eggs to China and next year it will lay more than 1000 eggs. The following are the pictures of Peru Emu Farm. 

Emu Export from North America
The corporation will purchase emu eggs from North America and export to China for a reasonable profit. It is our intention to acquire emu farms in North America to supply emu eggs to China.

Future Development
The corporation will first setup a model emu farm in China. Within a few years, this can be developed into a new type of farming since the great market demand in red meat. Most of farmers in China are individuals and emu farming can be inexpensive and profitable to them. Many chicken farms in China will like to expand into other animal farming business and emu will be one of them that they will consider.