BUSINESS PLAN FOR POULTRY

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Did you know that raising chickens at home can make a good income from it? If you don’t know, I’ll help you with that. First of all, you have a question. Why exactly a domestic chicken. After all, the factory has red and white (Loman) breeds of hens. In your opinion, the factory hens lay about 295-305 eggs a year. But you can’t take care of them at home like you would in a factory. They need to be vaccinated at the right time from the time they are hatched. The Loman chickens need to be given the heat, moisture, clean air and, most importantly, the vitamins they need (the average 1 kg of feed costs 2500 soums) on a regular basis. If you can't create one of the above conditions, they won't deliver the product you need.

Now I'm going to teach you how to make a good living by raising ordinary domestic chickens at home. To get started, we first need to create a business plan for ourselves.

BUSINESS PLAN

One domestic chicken should eat 1 g of grain + 80 g of grass per day. If we eat 20g of grain a day, we multiply it by 80 (365gX0,80 = 365). So one hen eats 2920kg of grain a year. The average price of 29 kg of grain is 1 soums per year. 1000 domestic chicken eats 1 thousand soums of grain per year. 1-29000 eggs per year have been scientifically proven. Domestic chicken eggs cost around 220-230 soums. So, if we assume that our hens lay an average of 270 eggs when fed with ordinary grain, 280 × 500 = 600 soums. One hen lays eggs worth 225 soums a year. Now we deduct the amount of grain that chickens eat 225 - 550 = 123750 thousand soums. One hen gives a net income of 123750 soums a year.

If you raise 100 domestic chickens, you will get a net income of 9475000 thousand soums per year. Now let's divide 9475000 thousand soums for 12 months. 9475000: 12 = 789583. Your monthly net income from chicken eggs is 789583 thousand soums. That income isn’t all yet. You can also sell chicken manure. Chicken manure is very useful for ground crops (equivalent to nitrogen mineral fertilizer).

Now let's talk about grain. If you want to do this, you need wheat, corn, millet on a regular basis. If you buy these products every week of the year, it will be much more expensive. It is better that you buy each of them once during the harvest of this crop. For example, during the wheat harvest, the price of 1 kg of wheat is around 800-900 soums. At other times, the price rises to 1300-1400 soums.

Even if you always give the same grain to chickens, it will not give good results. Therefore, 100 kg of grain should contain 40 kg of wheat, 35 kg of corn and 25 kg of millet. If one chicken eats 1 kg of grain, 29 chickens will eat 100 kg of grain. So we need 2900 kg of grain a year. Of the 2900 kg of grain, 2900 kg is wheat, 1160 kg is maize and 1015 kg is millet.

One of the next major issues is the location for the chickens. 100 chickens need a building 15 meters high, 2,5 meters wide and 1,5 meters high to live.

Because prices are not the same everywhere, you can recalculate this business plan by changing the prices in your area.