Hendrix Genetics: Performance and hospitality!
On attend toujours les autres!
We're Still Waiting for the rest!
People of Hendrix Genetics have 
warmly welcomed with the Canadian National Anthem. Peter Hermans and gentlemen Servé Arts we have presented the company and their system of genetic selection, mostly for laying hens. Then we visited a farm with 50,000 laying hens avian system (housing with open space). Following the visit very interesting, Hendrix Genetics has offered us a dinner and a cultural tour in the afternoon. We went to see the museum Liberty Park (on the 2nd World War) and a cemetery to honor Canadian soldiers who helped liberate Holland and protected the Queen Wilhelmina. Upon our return to the hostel, we were fortunate to find some of our luggage ...
warmly welcomed with the Canadian National Anthem. Peter Hermans and gentlemen Servé Arts we have presented the company and their system of genetic selection, mostly for laying hens. Then we visited a farm with 50,000 laying hens avian system (housing with open space). Following the visit very interesting, Hendrix Genetics has offered us a dinner and a cultural tour in the afternoon. We went to see the museum Liberty Park (on the 2nd World War) and a cemetery to honor Canadian soldiers who helped liberate Holland and protected the Queen Wilhelmina. Upon our return to the hostel, we were fortunate to find some of our luggage ... On attend toujours les autres!
T he Hendrix Genetics staff kindly greeted us with the Canadian National Anthem. Mr. Servé Hermans and Peter Arts gave us a detailed presentation of the company and their genetic 
selection system, particularly for laying hens. After the presentation, we visited a 50 000 layer hen operation. The farm recently switched to an avian system, in which the hens can roam freely and lay their eggs in individual nests. Following the visit, Hendrix Genetics generously offered us a delicious lunch and accompanied us through our afternoon visits. During the afternoon we visited the Liberty Park Museum. (World War II Museum), as well as "a memorial cemetery in Honor of the canadian soldiers Who Were Part of the liberation of Holland and Who The Dutch Queen Wilhelmina protected. O Upon Return to the youth hostel, We Were Relieved to find at least A Few of Our suitcases ...
selection system, particularly for laying hens. After the presentation, we visited a 50 000 layer hen operation. The farm recently switched to an avian system, in which the hens can roam freely and lay their eggs in individual nests. Following the visit, Hendrix Genetics generously offered us a delicious lunch and accompanied us through our afternoon visits. During the afternoon we visited the Liberty Park Museum. (World War II Museum), as well as "a memorial cemetery in Honor of the canadian soldiers Who Were Part of the liberation of Holland and Who The Dutch Queen Wilhelmina protected. O Upon Return to the youth hostel, We Were Relieved to find at least A Few of Our suitcases ... We're Still Waiting for the rest!
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