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BUSINESS PLAN OF POULTRY FARM

by Abraham kwelweeh

Business concept: Purpose of the venture: 2015 G.C. To meet the demand of customer and built strong customer relationship, to create the employment opportunity for others and to contribute the economy of the country. Description of the firm: This is a partnership business Purpose of the venture: To meet the demand of customer and built strong customer relationship. To create the employment opportunity for others. To contribute the economy of the country. Objective of the founders: The major objective of the founders is reducing poverty, malnutrition and unemployment problem of our country. Besides, we want to provide quality product to customer and maintain the supply sufficiently. Description the farm: This is a partnership business where the main activity of the firm is to provide quality product through the Addis Ababa city. We will collect chicken and eggs from different producer near to Addis Ababa city especially from Bishoftu is a town (Debre Zeyit). Chicken and eggs will be distributed to restaurant, super shop, hotel, community center, and bakery and catering houses around Addis Ababa city. Prolong the sufficient supply to the customer is one of our most important purpose. We want to supply extend area of Addis Ababa city with affordable price. Product or service: The product is chickens and eggs. The farm will distribute these products around the Addis Ababa city. Quality assurance is the main motto of our business. We are not compromise in the question of quality. To ensure the quality we always take high care of our hens and eggs. Now days, from chickens and eggs harmful diseases are spread out. But we are supply our chickens and eggs with ensuring that it is free from all kind of jorum, which can create harmful diseases. Cost of poultry business is not so high. One can easily start a business with a minimum amount of money. But our cost of business is high, because our business is highly future oriented. The primary cost of our business is given below: Particulars Cost (Birr) Total cost (Birr) Farm 30,000.00

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poultry farm project proposal in ethiopia pdf

Commercial Poultry Farm Project Proposal Pdf

Poultry farm project proposal pdf.

Poultry farm project proposal pdf is an essential point to start a poultry farm business. if someone starts a chicken farm business , you need to poultry farm project proposal pdf in your business plan. download the pdf file at end of the post.

There is a common question of farmers and poultry producers are how to build a poultry house? how to construct a poultry shed ? how to construct a layers house ? Requirements for chicken house construction etc.

MORE READ- HOW TO START A POULTRY BUSINESS

Objective of Poultry farm Proposal

Before starting a poultry farm project, you should fix the objectives of the Commercial poultry farm project proposal pdf. There are points about objectives of the Commercial poultry farm project proposal-

(i) To know all the technical details of starting a poultry farm.

(ii) To calculate expenditure for different heads.

(iii) To understand the assumptions underlying the project.

(iv) To evaluate the receipts and profitability of the project.

Procedure (Steps By Steps)

Now we can discuss the whole Commercial poultry farm project proposal according to farm operation

I. Working out of technical details and assumptions of the project.

11. Calculation of non-recurring (capital) expenditure by considering cost of

housing, equipment, store, supervisors, quarters, watering facility and land

development charges, etc.

Ill. Calculation of working capital – Capital needed to run the farm upto the

project completion period. It includes cost of chicks , feeds and miscellaneous

cost i.e., vaccination, medicine, labour, electricity etc. as applicable.

IV. Calculation of total project cost, share of promoter/farmer and bank finance

needed; usually farmer’s share will be 25% of project cost excluding cost of

OTHERS CALCULATION

V. Calculation of annual recurring expenditure – It includes the cost of chicks , feed, miscellaneous cost, etc. in each year.

VI. Calculation of annual gross return – Here total receipts from all sources of

income, viz., egg , broiler, manure, empty feed bags are calculated per year basis.

VII. Calculation of bank repayment schedule – Here yearly installment of bank

loan and interest are calculated.

VIII. THE Calculation of net return – It is arrived by subtracting the repaid annual

• bank loan and annual recurring expenditure from annual gross return.
• Here project reports for various categories of poultry are prepared, viz., broiler,
• layer , duck (free range system), duck (intensive system), quail (broiler type),
• turkey (free range system) and cockerel (all in all out system).

Project Costing

The project cost may vary depending on the prices prevailing in different Localities, but the method for preparation of project reports is same and the following project reports may be taken as guide.

PROJECT REPORT FOR A BROILER FARM

The broiler is the fastest growing industry in the world among the other poultry. Now, we are starting to explain, how to prepare a PROJECT REPORT FOR A BROILER FARM

Technical details and assumptions

1. House: Open sided, tile roofed, deep litter house.

2. Floor space: Half square feet per bird up to 25 days of age and one square

feet per bird there after.

3. Cost of poultry house: Rs. 50/- sq. ft.

4. Other building cost: Rs. lOO/-sq. ft.

5. Equipment cost: Rs. 10/- bird.

6. Cost of Medicine, Vaccine, Insurance

Labour, Electricity, Fuel, etc.: Rs. 4/ – bird.

7. Total number of birds in the farm: 7000

8. Total number of birds per batch

(including extra 5%) : 1050

9. Batch interval: 1 week

10. Down time: 1 week

11. Saleable broilers per batch per week: 980

12. Growing period: 45 to 50 days

13. Feed efficiency: 2.22 (average body weight = 1.80 kg)

Farm buildings

It is the investment of the permanent in the poultry business for several years. the structure and construction are more important for a poultry farm building. Some points should be ignored which is mark out below-

(i) Orientation of poultry house

Houses are built east-west with long axis facing north and south, and short axis on east and west.

TO KNOW MORE – ESSENTIAL TYPES OF POULTRY HOUSE

(ii) Construction details

Houses are constructed with concrete pillars with brick and cement walls, and floor plastered with cement, elevated one foot above the ground level. The inside height at eves will be about 7/; while at ridge height will be around 121.

The two long sides are provided a one-foot high wall with a 60° inside slope at the top. The partition wall specification is like that of sidewalls. The remaining 51 height is covered with 111 G.1. 12 gauge chain link mesh throughout except at the doors. There will be 31 overhangs of roofs at eves. The doors are made up of an M. S. angle frame and 111 X 31 I mesh of 10

gauge thickness, with provision to lock from both sides. The two sides are made up of solid brick wall. Roof structure is built by seasoned wood and tiles. The house is provided with 3 phase power supply.

(iii) Other buildings

The feed room, store and workers, quarters will have brick side walls to the full height.

ALSO READ- POULTRY HOUSE DESIGNS

(iv) Specification of farm buildings for the project

(A) One shed will be 30 1 x 120 1 size outer to outer with 4 pens each of 500

sq. ft. area to accommodate 4 batches x 1000 birds from 0 to 25 days of

age with 1/2 sq. ft. /bird.

(B) (i) One 400 sq. ft. owner/supervision quarters

(ii) 200 x2 = 400 sq. ft. for two workers quarters

(iii) 600 sq. ft. feed room

(iv) 200 sq. ft. office-cum-store room.

(C) Another shed with 301 x 133.31 outer size, partitioned into 4xl000 sq. ft.

rooms to rear 4 batches of broilers from 26th day onwards = 4000 sq. ft.

Total area required for birds = 2000+4000 = 6000 sq. ft.

Total area required for other purposes = 400+400+600+200 sq. ft.=1600 sq. ft.

STATEMENT-1

STATEMENT – III

Total capital investment, the share of the promoter (margin money), bank finance needed (amount in lakhs of Rs.)

STATEMENT – IV

STATEMENT – V

LESS: Annual expenditure (statement IV) : 23.92

NET RETURNS (before repayment of Bank loan) -32.48-23.92) : 8.56

STATEMENT – VI

• The annual gross returns during the first year will be Rs. 28.36 lakhs as there will be no sales during the first 7 weeks period; only 45 batches will be sold instead of 52 batches. Therefore, the net surplus before repayment will be Rs. 4.44 Lakhs.

Certificate

Certified that this project is prepared by me taking into account the prevailing prices of various farm inputs and outputs and the latest technical and production standards. It appears that this project will be technically feasible and financially viable.

Enclosures: 1. Land ownership document.

2. Farm site map.

3. Blue print and estimates of farm buildings.

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