Farm Visits

See the Farm. Verify the Standard.

Trust is built by what you see — not just by what a brand says.

Why Farm Visits

Most poultry farms are closed to the public. Customers are expected to believe claims based on packaging, photos, videos or marketing words. But when it comes to food, trust should be seen – not assumed. See two common marketing tricks out there:

1. Curated Photos & Videos

Beautiful farm photos. Hens running on lush green pasture. Clean, polished photos and videos which look convincing.
But how does the customer know if those photos are real, recent or from the actual farm producing their eggs?

2. Demo Farms

Some brands take customers to a selected “show farm” kept in perfect condition designed to impress visitors.
But what about the other farms?
If customers cannot access the actual farms producing the eggs, they are still being asked to trust blindly.

Without access to actual farms, customers cannot truly verify a brand’s standards for themselves.

The Prrax Approach

At Prrax, farm access is part of our 4 Levels of Trust system.(Read more here….)

We do not believe in hidden farms, selected demo farms or trust built only through photos, videos or marketing.

You can visit our farms, see how our hens are raised, ask questions, and verify our standards for yourself.

Not one curated farm.
Not a selected few demo farm.
But each and every Prrax farms.

“when it comes to your food, trust should not be demanded.It should be shown, verified, and earned."

FARM VISIT DETAILS

Visit Fee:

₹500 per person

Meeting Point:

Adyanadka, Bantwal

Visit Day:

Every Saturday, subject to slot availability

Visit Duration:

Approximately 30–45 minutes at the farm

Good to know:

You get 2 boxes of Prrax eggs for free at the end of your visit

BOOKING OPTIONS

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WHY IS THERE A VISIT FEE?

We are a small, working farm — not a tourist attraction.

The visit fee helps us cover farm preparation, visitor coordination, basic refreshments and the time required to safely host visitors without disturbing the birds or farm operations.

It also helps us filter serious visitors from casual bookings and last-minute cancellations.

But don’t worry — the amount is partly reimbursed with 2 boxes of Prrax eggs at the end of your farm visit.

IMPORTANT BIOSECURITY RULES

1. No touching birds

Visitors cannot touch the birds.

2. No entry into shed or pasture

Viewing from designated areas only.

3. Follow staff instructions

For bird safety and farm hygiene.

4. Biosecurity protects the flock

These rules help prevent disease risk.

Farm visits are meant to show you the system and standards — while still protecting bird welfare and farm biosecurity.

FAQ on Farm Visits

Is transportation included?

All visitors have to arrange their own transportation to and from the farm.

How do we reach the farm?

The meeting point is Adyandaka, Bantwal. From there a Prrax representative will take you to the farm in their respective vehicles.

Why can’t visitors touch the birds?

As per the Government of India guidelines on Poultry Biosecurity, visitors shall be restricted from touching the birds and entering the areas where the bird move to protect birds from disease risks. However, visitors can safely observe the operation and the birds from designated viewing areas.

If we cannot touch the birds, why visit?

Farm visits are meant to allow customer see the operations and standards as a trust – building mechanism. The purpose is not entertainment. It is transparency. Certain protocols as recommended by GoI has to be followed for the safety and welfare of the birds.

What will I see and understand?

You will get to see the entire operation including the poultry shed and pasture area where the hens roam from the designated viewing area. You get to ask any question and clarify any doubts. However, entry into the shed and pasture area is not allowed for biosecurity purposes.