Basic Requirement For starting a Broiler Farm

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BROILER FARM

• BASIC REQUIREMENT FOR STARTING A

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CHOOSE THE BIRD TYPE

• Owners of poultry farms hold various types of
  bird types. Your small poultry farm may begin by
  concentrating on two to three birds before adding
  more birds as the business grows. Poultry farms
  mainly grow poultry as broiler birds in the form
  of chickens. As the demand for other domestic
  birds such as duck, goose, guinea-fowl, and
  turkey is significantly less.

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SET FARM LOCATION

• The location must have all the facilities
  required. Try building your poultry farm a little
  further away from town to make land and labor
  cheaper.
• However, it would be a mistake to set the farm
  too far from the nearest town. To target your
  customers, you must visit a city more often. In
  addition, the transport will cost you more in a
  place too far away from the city.
• In backyard farming, there are countless choices
  for those looking to raise chickens. Some add
  walls, lighting, windows, even green roofing
  plants, which keep cool in summer. Protection
  from the predator is possibly a big problem.
• You can easily reorganize an existing outhouse
  for a chicken house and start backyard poultry
  farming there.

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EQUIPMENTS (FEEDING OPTIONS)

• Commercially raised chickens are usually given
  what is known as a complete diet. It includes
  everything required for proper growth and bird
  health proteins, energies, vitamins, minerals,
  and other nutrients.
• Chicks are fed a high-protein diet from the age
  of 6 to 8 weeks shortly after hatching.
  Afterward, they switch to a diet of more calories
  than protein for a finisher or developer. All
  kinds of beans and peas provide a decent dietary
  protein but must be processed (roasted or
  steamed)

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EQUIPMENTS (TECHNICAL)

• Hatcher
• Infra-red bulbs
• Linear feeder
• Linear waterer/Channel type waterers
• A syringe with needle/vaccine droppers
• Water heaters
• Water softeners and filters

• Automatic feeder
• Automatic vaccinator
• Brooder and Chick guard
• Charcoal and Kerosene stove
• Circular feeder
• Compressed air system
• Electrical heaters (heating rods or coils)
• Gas and electrical brooders

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GIVE YOUR FARM AN IDENTITY

• You have to name your farm properly when you step
  into the poultry business. There are plenty of
  ideas on farm names. But choose the one that best
  suits your farm. A second important step is to
  provide a unique logo for your business in the
  poultry farm. When you produce and sell your
  product, your logo will be everywhere your
  product goes.

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ARRANGE FUNDS (SELF FINANCE)

• You will need funds to finance your business.
  That is, you will need money to pay for
  equipment, land, services, etc. The sum required
  for starting a small-scale poultry farm ranges
  typically from Rs 50,000 to Rs 1.5 lakh. The
  funds needed for a medium-size poultry company
  range from Rs. 1.5 to Rs.3.5 lakh approximately.
  With investment close to Rs. 7 lakh, you can
  start large-scale poultry farms.

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ARRANGE FUNDS (LOAN)

• Business owners can opt for commercial loans from
  different financial institutions such as banks
  and NBFCs and start their poultry businesses to
  meet these needs. It is a smart choice to opt for
  a corporate loan because it allows company owners
  to make investments without using life-savings

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HIRE PROFESSIONALS

• Many aspects of poultry farming should only be
  dealt with by professional people familiar with
  the details. Therefore, only recruit specialists
  with a strong background in agriculture. However,
  if you can include technology, agriculture is not
  labor-intensive.
• However, to be aware of the day-to-day business
  operations, you would also need an administrative
  officer or manager. Recruit a manager who can
  also act as your accountant. This will help you
  save on staffing costs.

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MARKETING AND ADVERTISEMENT

• It is impossible to accomplish your business
  goals without getting a marketing strategy.
  Ensure that your products demands and supply are
  adequately analyzed so that you can market it
  better. You should have a customer profile ready
  as well.
• You can take cheaper ways to meet your customers.
  For example, create and distribute flyers that
  make your poultry products unique. An innovative
  flyer will attract the recipients attention
  right away, and many will be interested in your
  farm goods. Give your business card to you when
  you contact people and customers. You are here to
  present your business professionally.

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CONCLUSION

• Thus, you should keep the following things in
  mind before entering the poultry business-

• Appropriate housing that permits natural
  behavior, including outdoor access.
• No antibiotics, drugs or synthetic parasiticides.
• Organic processing of meat and eggs
• Natural treatments 
• Rearing of birds without cages
• Access to the environment.

• Stress management
•  Production that does not contribute to
  contamination of soil or water
•  Outdoor access
• Grazing management
• Pasture management
• A production that does not contribute to
  contamination of soil or water

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