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POULTRY FARM FINANCIAL PLAN

SUBMITTED BY:
Chandrala Milan (2040623005)
SUBMITTED TO:
Chaudhary Devang (2040623006)
Dr. M. R. Prajapati
Chavada vishal (2040623007)
Chotaliya Ankit (2040623008)
Desai Jainil (2040623009)
Dhamsaniya Druvi (2040623010)
B. Krishna Sai Srinivas (2040623038)
INTRODUCTION

• Poultry farming is the rearing and management of certain species to


procure their by-products, such as chicken, eggs, feathers, etc. The
rearing can involve a lot of domesticated birds, such as — chickens,
ducks, turkeys, geese, etc., depending on the location.

• Because of the population, which is raising across the world, the need
for the poultry food is also becoming high because of the protein content
present in it.

• However, poultry farming lately is only connected with the rearing,


breeding & management of chickens (a hen) only. Commercial poultry
farming in India is on a steep rise, mainly in states such as:
Advantages of Poultry Farming
1. The chicken will produce meat and also eggs. This will be two ways of food resources. The eggs can
also be sold along with the meat on the farm.

2. The price of the chicken is also at a very good rate in the market.

3. You can also start the farm with less capital and gradually grow up as per the circumstances and the
market.

4. The return on investments will be very good in poultry farming.

5. It makes use of less water when compared to other types of farming for cleaning and also drinking. 2
liters of water will be sufficient for 10 birds.

6. The dropping of the poultry will be rich in the content of nitrogen and the materials which are organic.
Hence, these can be used as fertilizers to the plants. The poultry farmer can sell the manure to the crop
Poultry Farms Visited for Survey

FARM – 1
Enterprise Name : Kumar Poultry Farm.
Name of the owner : Deepak bhai Parmar
Location :
Contact Number : 7621829697
Year of establishment : 2003
Financials details of the Farm – 1 :

• Capacity of the farm - 44000 chicks (9000 layers)


• Number of eggs produced /day - 4500
• Price of egg - 4 /-
Our Group with the Owner Dipakbhai Parmar
Eggs are collected in trays Deep litter system of Poultry
Poultry Farms Visited for Survey
FARM – 2
Enterprise Name : Patel Poultry Farm.
Name of the owner : Janak bhai Patel
Location : Hadgood
Year of establishment : 2011

Financials details of the Farm – 1 :

• Capacity of the farm - 19500 chicks (5600 layers)


• Number of eggs produced /day - 3350
• Price of egg - 4 /-
Our Group interacting with the owner of Patel Farm
Collecting the information from the owner Outside view of Patel Poultry Farm
COST FOR LAYERS BIRDS
Sr. No particular Total

Fixed cost
1. Cost of building (2sq ft/bird x Rs. 100/sq.ft x 1000 birds ) 2,00,000

2. Cost of equipment(Rs. 10/ birds x 1000 birds ) 10,000


3. Land development charges 50,000
Total 2,60,000

Sr. No
Working capital
1. Cost of day old layer chick (Rs.33/ chick x 1000 birds ) 33,000
2. Cost of feed up to 20 wks. (7kg/ birds x Rs. 23/kg x 950 birds ) 1,52,950
3. Miscellaneous cost ( medicine, vaccine litter material, labor 15,000
electricity)

Total 2,00,950
Total cost
Total cost = Fixed capital + Working capital
= 2,60,000 + 2,00,950
= 4,60,950
75% loan = Rs. 3,45,712
25% own money = Rs. 1,15,238
ANNUAL RECURRING EXPENDITURE

Sr. No. Amount (Rs.)


1. Cost of feed per annum ( 40 kg/ bird x Rs. 23/kg x 950 birds ) 8,74,000

2. Miscellaneous cost during layering period (Rs. 2/bird x 950 22,800


birds x12 months )

3. Annual interest 12% (345712 x 12% ) 41,485

Total 9,38,285
ANNUAL GROSS RECEIPTS (MORTALITY 5% = 950*5% = 900)

Sr. No. Amount (Rs.)


1. By sale of eggs (310 eggs/yr/birds*Rs.4.1/egg) 11,43,900

2. By sale of culled birds (Rs. 70/bird * 900 birds) 63,000

3. By sale of manure 17,812.50


(23.75T * Rs. 750/T)
4. By sale of empty gunny bags (595bags * 10 Rs.) 5,950

Total 12,30,662.5
NET INCOME
• Net income = Total annual income – Total annual expenditure
= Rs. 12,30,662.5 – Rs. 9,38,285
= Rs. 2,92,337.5

• Net income/year = Rs. 2,92,377.5


• Net income/bird = Rs. 292
• Net expenditure/ egg = Rs. 3
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