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BACKGROUND

2. Bhale company ) decided to capitalize this opportunity to serve the people and to make the country self dependent in the poultry products. 3. PRELIMINARY WORK the business. chickens would be optimum for the initial operation of - Gokarna; Plenty open space, cheap labors, road

study by the experts shows positive results. 4. PRELIMINARY WORK rooms rented for the storage of pellets, equipment as well as for the employees to investment Rs.10, 00,000 5. operations withholding the chances of any accidental or unexpected incidence. repayment within 3 years and obtain the breakeven point within 2 years 6. OBJECTIVES complying by the national standards for food and drugs. tastes of our beloved consumers and establishing a brand image of the company through heavy marketing campaigns in the first one year. 7. KEYS TO SUCCESS ular visits by medical workers and hygienic poultry house environment. 8. MISSION: consumers expectations by delivering the best of its product to the end users. The nutritious and protein rich product from our farm would always be the first choice of our consumers. 9. COMPANY SUMMARY as a byndustry. Ownership structure Mr. Umesh B.C. It would be a partnership enterprise with each of the owners holding 50-50 % of the share 10. PRODUCTS meat. uced for the purpose of -nutritious pellet ingredients and a high level of

verified with the latest market trend and optimum mix for demand and supply would be maintained. 11. MANAGEMENT TEAM Ghimire as the General Manager and also responsible for the sales, marketing and blic relation department. Pant, Dr Shyam Maskey and different experts in the field. 12. MARKET NEEDS -capita consumption of poultry meat and eggs stands at 9 kg and 120 pieces. Commercial poultry farming is growing at a rate about 15 % per

poultry business. 13. MARKET SEGMENTATION

chickens from countries like Bangladesh, India, Indonesia, Brazil, etc. by 50% in 5 years. 14. Start-up Summary: 15. THE START-UP EXPENSES (RS 96,000) Rs0.1per copy) total amount Rs5,700. Rs2,000 Stationeries and Office supplies Rs300 16. REQUIRED START-UP ASSETS RS904 ,000 unskilled labors (2x4,000) Technicians salary of Rs7,000 for the first month and cash reserves for the first three months of operation (approx. Rs10,000/month). @ Rs30/head) supplements, vitamins & antibiotics Equipment and machineries baskets, buckets, tillers & misc. Rs200,000. 17. REQUIREMENTS OF POULTRY FARMING Abundant water supply, Optimum number of chickens and corresponding size of the farm should be considered provided with abundant resource of pellets. 18. diseases and medications would be in constant contact. Regular inspection of the farm

handling the chickens and identification of diseases. 19. should be plenty as chickens cannot survive much without food. k

will be imported. 20. the finished products i.e. hen are not taken to the market after specified time normally nto flesh so, it would be unproductive to hold them any longer. washed with fresh water and battery brooders will be disinfected using 5% phenol solution ,followed by spraying of 3% solution of Korhsolin (disinfectant) inside and outside the shade . 21. same meal and 28% soybean meal gives good result in broiler performance ,provided the minimum recommended levels of lysine ,methionine and cysteine. a premix, produces a weight gain about 20% lower than attained by a commercial diet , with 15% inferior feed conversion and a similar mortality. 22. ill be used as litter by maintaining 5 cm thick on floor. litter in poultry house, dust lime will be used as disinfectant. 23. -heated ek 90 3rd week 85 4th week 80 5th week 75 6th week 70 24. throughout the growing period with one 60 watt bulb for each 200 sq. feet of floor d will be provided. vaccinated as follows: Age days of vaccination One day Marek or F1 vaccine 14th day Gambaro intermediate 26th day Ranikhet F1 or Lasota. 28th day Gambaro intermediate 25. OBSERVATION y live weight

production Net income per bird(RS) = Gross income-Gross expenditure/Number of live birds Net income per kg live weight = Net income from bird/Total live weight of bird

26. PLAN OF WORKMonth Work schedule -shed preparation 20th day disinfection of shed 25th day buying of chicken February 1st day-ration feeding; live weight March Similar as February calendar April Selling in market and consumptionExpected outcomes ristics and nutrient digestibility will be identified. 27. BUSINESS RISKSFinancial Risks Fluctuations in expected revenues from distributors, retailors and strategic partners.

information and hygiene records 28. STRATEGY ic alliances with high quality partners -established Rivals, like Ratna Hatchery (P) Ltd , Gems Agro Livestock Industries Pvt. Ltd etc

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h successful management aimed at establishing and growing a loyal customer base, the company will see its net worth doubling in two years. will maintain a healthy 50% gross margin, which combined with reasonable operating expenses, will provide enough cash to finance further growth.