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    The budget plan outlines costs for raising chickens over 2 months and 1 week at Maha Raja Farm. It estimates spending $12 million on day old chicks for 1600 chickens, $24 million on food, vaccines and nutrition to raise the chickens to 1-1.2 kg each. Additional costs include $900,000 for electricity, $900,000 for water, $150,000 for garbage fees and $150,000 for security over the period. With a 5% mortality rate, they expect to harvest 1550 chickens. Selling the chickens at an average price of $37,500 per chicken would yield estimated profits of $20 million.

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    The budget plan outlines costs for raising chickens over 2 months and 1 week at Maha Raja Farm. It estimates spending $12 million on day old chicks for 1600 chickens, $24 million on food, vaccines and nutrition to raise the chickens to 1-1.2 kg each. Additional costs include $900,000 for electricity, $900,000 for water, $150,000 for garbage fees and $150,000 for security over the period. With a 5% mortality rate, they expect to harvest 1550 chickens. Selling the chickens at an average price of $37,500 per chicken would yield estimated profits of $20 million.

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    Budget Plan Chicken With Fabric Feed

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    edithia maheswara
    The budget plan outlines costs for raising chickens over 2 months and 1 week at Maha Raja Farm. It estimates spending $12 million on day old chicks for 1600 chickens, $24 million on food, vaccines and nutrition to raise the chickens to 1-1.2 kg each. Additional costs include $900,000 for electricity, $900,000 for water, $150,000 for garbage fees and $150,000 for security over the period. With a 5% mortality rate, they expect to harvest 1550 chickens. Selling the chickens at an average price of $37,500 per chicken would yield estimated profits of $20 million.

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    The Budget Plan for Raising Chickens

    MAHA RAJA FARM (Maheswara-Rajasa Company)

    NO. ITEMS VOLUME UNIT UNIT PRICE AMOUNT


    A Ruang Pimpinan
    1 Spending DOC (day old chicken) 16 Box 750,000 12,000,000
    1 box = 100 chickens
    2 Spending Chicken Food, vaksin, and Nutritions 4800 Kilogram 5,000 24,000,000
    food chicken ratio 1 : 3kg , until finished
    3 electricity bills 3 per month 300,000 900,000
    estimated 300.000 / month
    4 Waters bills 3 per month 300,000 900,000
    estimated 300.000 / month
    5 garbage retribution 3 per month 50,000 150,000
    estimated 50.000 / month
    6 security retribution 3 per month 50,000 150,000
    estimated 50.000 / month
    -
    TOTAL 38,100,000

    noted :
    with the assumption using factory feed
    if the mortality rate is 5%, the remaining number of chickens is 1550
    if the minimum selling price of chicken is IDR. 35,000, then the estimated yield is IDR. 54.250.000
    if the maximum selling price of chicken is IDR. 40,000, then the estimated yield is IDR. 62.000.000
    if the averege selling price of chicken is IDR. 37,500, then the estimated yield is IDR. 58.125.000
    so the estimated average profit margin is IDR. 20.025.000 / 2 months and 1 week
    harvest target of 1 kg - 1.2 kg in 2 months and 1 week

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