Table 3.3.1.
The SWOT Analysis
STRENGTHS
 Lower Risk
- If you've started a poultry farm
for chickens and you're following
all the guidelines. Depending on
the diet, your hens would be
ready for layers and broilers in 4
to 6 or 8 weeks if you fed them
properly, maintained a regulated
environment, and followed
agricultural regulations. It
enables you to market-sell the
finished product, make a profit,
and then repeat the procedure.
 High Profit Margin
- In the globe, poultry farming is
one of the most profitable
businesses.
 Limited Competitors
- There is little competition in the
chicken farming sector. When
your product (chickens) is
produced, you may sell it in the
market without having to
continually spend money on
marketing and advertising. It
would be beneficial to you in the
long run if you immediately
established relationships with
local retailers, lodging facilities,
and eateries.
 Experienced Operator
- When starting your chicken
farm, you will need to purchase
chicks, feed, and other basic
equipment. You are compelled
to expand your network of
WEAKNESSES
 No Flexible Prices
- You cannot haggle over the
price of chicken since it is set.
You must accept the price that
the food and price regulating
authorities establish, even if it
doesn't cover your costs.
 High Transportation Cost
- It costs a lot of money to transfer
the young chicks to the farm and
then to distribute the finished
product to the shops, lodgings,
and local food markets. If the
sale price is reasonable, all
costs are covered and profit is
made. If not, you'll need to pay
for it out of your own cash.
 High Initial Investment
- To start a well-managed chicken
farm that may make some
money, a ton of money is
needed. It's challenging to turn a
profit with ordinary chicken
farms. In reality, chicken farms
that don't adapt to a regulated
environment have a greater
failure rate.
 contacts and establish
connections with other poultry
farms, suppliers, distributors,
and operators. The experienced
operators provide you with
advice on how to increase your
production.
OPPORTUNITIES THREATS

 Wholesale Distribution  Increasing Cost

 Relevant Products Extension  Regulators
 Relation with Vendors  Bird Flue
 Acquisition