African ostriches can thrive in Siberian climates provided they have access to insulated, heated shelters during extreme winter months.
Ostrich eggs produced at the farm are significantly larger than chicken eggs, often weighing over 1.5 kilograms each.
The facility manages the entire lifecycle of the birds from incubation to adult maturity.
Ostrich skin produced on such farms is often processed into high-quality leather goods.
The Ostrich Farm in Ust'-Zaostrovka is a specialized agro-tourism destination located in the Omsk Oblast. It functions primarily as a breeding farm for African ostriches, which are acclimatized to the Siberian environment. Visitors can observe these birds in outdoor enclosures and interact with them under staff supervision. The site also keeps other farm animals and birds, functioning as a petting zoo. Educational tours cover the biology, diet, and farming lifecycle of the ostriches. The farm utilizes local grain feed for its livestock. It remains one of the few facilities of its kind in the Western Siberian region.
The main outdoor ostrich enclosure fence, which allows for close-up shots of the birds without barriers obstructing the view.
Bring weather-appropriate footwear suitable for muddy or uneven rural terrain.
Check the official VK page for the most recent updates on guided tour availability before arrival.
Carry small bills if the farm offers local produce or souvenir sales on-site.
Attempting to enter enclosures without a staff guide, as ostriches can be territorial and unpredictable.
Operations are subject to seasonal variability; activities are significantly reduced during peak winter months.
Do not feed the animals unauthorized human food; follow staff instructions regarding physical contact with the ostriches.
