Who was Vincent?
Vincent came from a family of farmers deeply attached to the Ferme du Parc and its land.
After studying marketing and gaining initial professional experience outside the agricultural sector, he chose to return to his roots and make agriculture his profession.
The return to the farm
In 2007, Vincent took over the family farm with the desire to give it a new impetus.
His ambition was to preserve the identity and history of the place while developing its activities and preparing for its future.
Over the years, the Ferme du Parc has transformed and diversified.
Cattle farming is gradually giving way to the equestrian world. The old barns are becoming stables and a horse boarding facility is being established.
It was also in this context that Al Manzah Arabians was born, a breeding farm for purebred Arabian horses which occupied a special place in Vincent's project.
A project built by two
Marie-Julie gradually joined this adventure and participated in the development and diversification of the Ferme du Parc.
Together, they imagined new activities and gradually gave the estate the face it has today: a place where agriculture, horses, hospitality, education and rural tourism meet.
A story that continues
After Vincent's passing in 2024, a new chapter in the history of Ferme du Parc began.
Marie-Julie continues to develop the estate today, surrounded by a team and many people who each contribute in their own way to keeping the place alive.
The objective remains true to the spirit that has accompanied its evolution: to preserve the history of the farm while continuing to develop it.
A story of transmission
Beyond its various activities, the Ferme du Parc is above all a story of transmission.
A family farm that spans generations, transforms with the times and continues to write its story, between heritage, agriculture and new projects.