Business plan for bodybuilding

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For business purposes, the Japanese quail breed is just what we need. The main difference between this quail breed and other quail breeds is that it looks smaller, consumes less food than other quail breeds, and most importantly, lays an average of 300 eggs a year.
1 quail chicken costs 800 soums
She ate 40g of cereals in 500 days
1 kg of korma is 2200 soum
0,5 2200 × = 1100

This means that the quail chickens eat dates for 1100 soums until they reach adulthood
Let's add 100 sums for some losses (one or two die at a young age)
300 soums for electricity
800+1000+100+300=2300 soʼm
So, one quail costs us 1 soums.
Bedona lays eggs for 12 months and grows old. It is scientifically proven that if she is given the necessary nutrients, she will give 300 eggs a year. This means 25 eggs a month.
To be more realistic, let's say our quail lays 22 eggs a month. If we multiply by one year, 22 × 12 = 264 eggs. Considering that one egg is 180 in summer and 220 in winter, we assume that the average egg is 1 soums. 200 × 264 = 200 soums.
Now let's calculate the quail that eats quail and deduct it from the total income.
One quail ate 25 grams of manure per day. So 750 grams of manure per month. 0,75 × 12 = 9 kg. One grandfather ate 12 kg of manure in 9 months.
Now let's calculate the total cost of one quail: 2300 soums for quail + 12 soums for 19800 months + 3000 thousand for electricity = 25100 soums
Total income 12 soums for eggs sold in 52800 months + we will sell quail for 3000 soums at the end = 55800 soums
Now let's calculate the net income: for this we subtract the total income from 55800 soums - the total cost 25100 soums = 30700 soums
This means that the net income from one quail was 30700 soums.
This means that if a person raises 500 quails, he will receive a net income of 500 × 30700 = 15350000 (fifteen million three hundred and fifty) thousand soums per year. 15350000: 12 = 1279167 soums. one hundred and sixty-seven soums. You can still sell quail manure. We haven't added that yet when calculating income.
We have not yet calculated the cost of a two-story house for quails. A bed with a capacity of 500 quails costs an average of 1 million soums. But it is wrong to deduct 1 million soums from a month's net income or 1 year's net income, because this equipment will serve us for at least 10 years. It is necessary to divide the money for this equipment for 10 years. If we subtract 100 thousand soums a year, it is enough.
These were our rough calculations. You can revise it yourself and make changes and recalculate it.