This document outlines the objectives, technical details, and economics of a proposed 400-bird backyard poultry farm. The objectives are to start an independent poultry farm, develop a retail market channel, produce their own feed to reduce costs, and generate local employment. The farm would have an open-sided house with 1 square foot per bird, equipment would cost Rs. 10 per bird, chicks would cost Rs. 70 each, feed would be produced on-site and cost Rs. 25 per kg, and the average bird weight would be 1.3 kg. The total projected cost of the farm is Rs. 128,000.
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Preparation of kadaknath birds rearing project report
This document outlines the objectives, technical details, and economics of a proposed 400-bird backyard poultry farm. The objectives are to start an independent poultry farm, develop a retail market channel, produce their own feed to reduce costs, and generate local employment. The farm would have an open-sided house with 1 square foot per bird, equipment would cost Rs. 10 per bird, chicks would cost Rs. 70 each, feed would be produced on-site and cost Rs. 25 per kg, and the average bird weight would be 1.3 kg. The total projected cost of the farm is Rs. 128,000.
This document outlines the objectives, technical details, and economics of a proposed 400-bird backyard poultry farm. The objectives are to start an independent poultry farm, develop a retail market channel, produce their own feed to reduce costs, and generate local employment. The farm would have an open-sided house with 1 square foot per bird, equipment would cost Rs. 10 per bird, chicks would cost Rs. 70 each, feed would be produced on-site and cost Rs. 25 per kg, and the average bird weight would be 1.3 kg. The total projected cost of the farm is Rs. 128,000.
FIXING OF UNIT COST FOR A BACKYARD POULTRY (LIT) UNIT
Objectives
To start a 400 birds capacity Backyard poultry( LIT) birds farm
To develop an independent retail market channel to derive more income. To prepare own feed, to reduce feed cost To improve the availability and per capita consumption of highly nutritious Kadaknath meat locally. To generate self employment and more employment potential by way of engaging local persons for farm work, processing and retailing.
Technical details and assumptions
1. House: Open sided, tile roofed, deep litter house.
2. Floor space: one square feet per bird. 3. Poultry house cost : Rs.150/- sq.ft. 4. Equipment cost : Rs.10/- bird capacity 5. Total number of birds in a batch : 400 nos. 6. Cost of day old chick : Rs.70 /- per DOC 7. Source of feed : own feed 8. Feed consumed per bird : 3 kg 9. Feed cost per Kg : Rs.25/- per kg 10. Feed efficiency : 2.3 11. Average body weight : 1.3 kg per bird
Economics:
particulars Unit cost (Rs.) Expenses (Rs)
Poultry house cost for 400 Sq.ft area 150 60,000 Equipment cost @Rs 10 per bird 10 4,000 Cost of day old chick 70 28,000 cost of feed (1200 kg) 25 30,000 Miscellaneous expences 15 6,000 Total project cost 1,28,000