The emu is a totally marketable bird. The emu feathers, eggs and toenails are being used as creative jewelry accents for fashion items and uniquely in craft goods such as backgrounds for fine artistic paintings. From a consumer perspective, the emu represents a natural resource useful to an unprecedented standard.
Emu is an Australian bird. On an average it grows up to 6ft and weighs 45 to 50 Kgs. Emu meat has high content of proteins in it and is 98% fat free too. American Doctor’s recommend this Emu meat for diabetic and heart patients. Emu oil is extracted from the bird, this oil has many medicinal properties. It can be used for treating more than 105 different skin ailments, burns and joint pains etc
Emu oil is widely used in pharmaceutical companies. It's feathers, toe nails and skin are used widely in the fashion industry. In this way the entire bird is of use to man and there is absolutely no waste from it. Currently we're focusing on growing the population of the bird.
