19BHM0011

SCHOOL OF HOTEL AND TOURISM

MANAGEMNT
ENTREPRENEURSHIP DEVELOPMENT

J-COMPONENT

A project report on:

Business Plan - Cattle farming

NAME : GOKUL E

REGISTER No. : 19BHM0011

DATE : 08-10-2020

COURSE CODE : BHM 3015

FACULTY : Prof (Dr) Suvojit Ganguly

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SI.NO CONTENT PAGE.NO

1 SUMMARY OF BUSINESS 3

2 INTRODUCTION 4

3 ABOUT THE PROMOTER 5

4 ABOUT THE PROJECT 6

5 ABOUT THE LOCATION 6

6 LAND AND BUILDING 7

7 PLANT AND MACHINERIES 7

8 MISCELLANEOUS ASSETS 8

9 PRODUCTION PROCESS 8

10 PRODUCTION PROGRAMMES 10

11 RAW MATERIALS 12

12 UTILITIES 12

12 MANPOWER 13

14 MARKET 13

15 WORKING CAPITAL REQUIREMENTS 13

16 REQUIREMENT FOR FUNDS 14

17 COST OF PRODUCTION AND PROJECTION AND PROFITABILITY AFTER 10 YERAS 15

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SUMMARY ABOUT MY BUSINESS:

❖I am going to open a cattle farm.

❖I know I’m from Hotel management background
even though I interested to make a cattle farm and
also I love this types of cattle’s .
❖Because in this world we cannot survive without
food.
❖By maintaining this we have some food like meat
and milk.
❖I will start this business after my graduation.
❖Already I have my own farming land for this
business.
❖After that I have to invest 5 – 6 lakhs to buy cattle’s
and build the byre for cattle.
❖And also I provide feed for those cattle’s .
❖And I had more experience in this cattle farming
during my childhood day itself.

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 ❖And most I am from village background and my
family members also teach me when any issues is
happening.

INTRODUCTION:
➢ Since the time immemorial, animals have been
an integral part of our food. They have been
used to obtain food like milk, eggs, meat, etc.
➢ Other than the food, we use them even for some
basic requirements like wool, silk, labour, etc.
➢ The population has reached its peak especially
in a country like India.
➢ The population explosion has led to greater
demand for basic requirements such as food,
shelter, clothing, etc.
➢ To meet the increasing requirements and
demands we need to apply a greater effort.
➢ One of such efforts to meet the food demand is
animal husbandry.
➢ Animal husbandry includes cattle farming,
poultry farming, fisheries, apiculture, etc.
➢ Here we will learn about cattle farming.

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ABOUT THE PROMOTOR:
✓ Cattle producers use to increase growth rate and
improve overall efficiency and product quality of
the cattle.
✓ Growth promoters are widely used in both
grazing industry and the intensive feedlot
industry for the cattle.

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ABOUT THE PROJECT:
• The project is all about the animal husbandry.
• In this project I explained about the farming and
maintaining the cattle farm.

ABOUT THE LOCATION:

• For this Farm I have chosen cultivation land in
the village background.
• Because this environment is more suitable for
built a farm and even maintain too.
• And also the cattle want this type of
environment .

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LAND AND BUILDING:

o I already had my own land and also water

facilities too.
o On this land I have to built a barn for the cattle.
o The barn is about the place of 20 cow can stay
in one barn that much I have to built.
o For this I will build 2 barn for my Farm.

PLANT AND MACHINERIES

For this I don’t want that much plants and machineries.
And some vehicle to carry the feed and waste.

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MISCELLANEOUS ASSETS:

For this I want another land for the feed for the cattle
like grass, corn etc.

PRODUCTION PROCESS:
• Animals are raised for a wide variety of products,
principally meat, wool, milk, and eggs, but also
including tallow, isinglass and rennet.
• Animals are also kept for more specialised purposes,
such as to
produce vaccines and antiserum (containing antibo
dies) for medical use Where fodder or other crops
are grown alongside animals, manure can serve as a

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 fertiliser, returning minerals and organic matter to
the soil in a semi-closed organic system
• Although all mammals produce milk to nourish
their young, the cow is predominantly used
throughout the world to produce milk and milk
products for human consumption.
• All these animals have been domesticated over the
centuries, being bred for such desirable
characteristics as fecundity, productivity, docility
and the ability to thrive under the prevailing
conditions. Whereas in the past, cattle had multiple
functions, modern dairy cow breeding has resulted
in specialised Holstein Friesian-type animals that
produce large quantities of milk economically.
• In many communities, milk production is only part
of the purpose of keeping an animal which may also
be used as a beast of burden or to draw a plough, or
for the production of fibre, meat and leather, with
the dung being used for fuel or for the
improvement of soil fertility.

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 • Meat, mainly from farmed animals, is a major
source of dietary protein around the world,
averaging about 8% of man's energy intake.
• The actual types eaten depend on local preferences,
availability, cost and other factors, with cattle
• . Cattle generally produce a single offspring
annually which takes more than a year to mature.
• Some desirable traits of animals raised for meat
include fecundity, hardiness, fast growth rate, ease
of management and high food conversion efficiency.
About half of the world's meat is produced from
animals grazing on open ranges or on enclosed
pastures, the other half being produced intensively
in various factory-farming systems; these are mostly
cows, pigs or poultry, and often reared indoors,
typically at high densities

PRODUCTION PROGRAMMES:
Details of Rural Health Care System
Know about rural health care system in India by ministry of
health and family welfare. Users can view detail about centers
and sub centres like primary health centres community
health centres etc. Details of strengthening the rural health
infrastructure, training and development, strengthening of
basic training schools, national rural health mission,
strengthening community health centers etc...
Pradhan Mantri Jan-Dhan Yojana (PMJDY)
Pradhan Mantri Jan-Dhan Yojana (PMJDY) ensures access
to financial services, namely, banking savings & deposit

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accounts, remittance, credit, insurance, pension in an
affordable manner. You can find detailed information about
this scheme and all benefits provided to target groups under
it. Users can access e-documents, progress reports, guidelines,
etc.
Direct Benefit Transfer for LPG consumer by Ministry of
Petroleum and Natural Gas
Direct Benefit Transfer for LPG consumer (DBTL) by
Ministry of Petroleum and Natural Gas is the scheme aimed
to improve the subsidy administration of LPG across the

country. Information about DBTL, its methodology,

eligibility criteria for receiving subsidy in bank account and
DBTL districts is given. Users can access list of aadhaar
enabled banks, DBTL helpline, DBTL forms, etc. Details

RAW MATERIALS:

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For this I not need raw material rather than I need raw
material as feed for those cattles like
• grass
• cereals and grass forages

• legume forages
• other forages plants.

UTILITIES:
✓ From this , nothing will be going to waste
✓ All are useful only
✓ Milk
✓ Meat
✓ Cow dung
✓ Horn fur all are useful for human consumption.

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MANPOWER:
I don’t have more man Power, literally
4 to 5 workers is enough rather than my family
members will taking care.

MARKET:
❖ There is a lot of demand for food in our modern day so
till the world ends we have same demands.
❖ In upcoming days the market of these products should
reach high only so I not have worry about that.

WORKING CAPITAL REQUIREMENTS:

❖I have some contact to the milk society.

❖Some contact in butchery shop in order to run a
proper business.
❖Some dealers for selling and buying cattle.
❖Also In Tea shops .

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REQUIREMENTS FOR FUND:

I don’t want fund from anywhere.

Cost of production and projection

profitability after 10 years.

Cost of production in beginning - 3 lakhs

Profitability projection for } - 4 lakhs
First year
Cost of production after 10} - 20 lakhs
Years
Profitability projection for} - 40 lakhs
After 10 years

Thank you.
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