BROILER FARMING PROJECT REPORT (1000 BIRDS) FOR BANK LOAN

The broiler chicken production of our country is growing at the rate of nearly 8-10%

every yea. The consumption of chicken meat has increased significantly during past

two decades. Government is promoting this industry by providing subsidy.

Considering the vast potential of this industry in employment generation we have

included many poultry project reports in this site. We shall include many more project

reports in coming months as per demand by our visitors. We request our visitors to

inform us about their requirement by filling our web mail contact us form. Before

starting a Hybrid Broiler farm the entrepreneurs/ farmers are advised to under

go   training on poultry farming. They can contact Local Animal Husbandry

Department staffs/Veterinary College/agriculture University etc. for the

purpose.  They should also visit progressive broiler  farmers and government/

agricultural university poultry  farm in the locality. They must check the following

points before starting a Broiler  farm.

1.               Availability of  hybrid  broiler chicks in local  market

2.               Nearness of the Farm to Veterinary Hospital, Animal disease

diagnostic laboratory

3.               Marketing facility of Broiler in local market

4.               Availability of broiler feed & medicine in their locality.

PROJECT REPORT FOR ESTABLISHMENT OF 1000 COMMERCIAL BROILERS

PER CYCLE IN DEEP LITTER HOUSING (ALL IN ALL OUT SYSTEM)

(Back ended capital subsidy is available for  this project subject to a ceiling of

Rs 56,000/- for a unit of 1000 birds ( Rs 74,600/- for SC/ST farmers and NE

States including Sikkim). Subsidy shall be restricted on a prorata basis

depending on the unit size, subject to a ceiling of Rs 2.80 lakh ( Rs 3.73lakh for

SC / ST farmers and NE States including Sikkim ) for details visit

our Subsidy(PVCF)   page  of our site.) 

This project report has been worked out subject to the following conditions:

1. Hybrid Broiler Chicks will be purchased from commercial hatcheries for every

batch.

2. Sale price of finisher birds will change in accordance with change in

purchase price of feed & chick.

3. Bio-security measures must be strictly  adopted.

4. The farm must be managed by the entrepreneur on scientific lines.

Deep Litter Housing for broiler chicken

Floor – One square feet floor space per bird  is required for broiler chicken.

The floor of the poultry house should be concrete cemented, strong &

rodent proof ,and have slope towards door. Plinth should be 2ft. higher

than ground.

Walls-lengthwise wall may be only one foot high, brick wall on sides, 4ft

wire netting above brick wall should be supported with angle iron. End

wall of poultry house should be made of bricks. Maximum breadth of

poultry house should be 27 feet. There should be partition in every 500

square feet.

Roof – Roof of the poultry house may be of asbestos or tile. It should 12-ft.

high at the center and 6-8ft. high on the side wall with 3ft extension of

roof beyond wall to prevent rain water from entering poultry house. 

TECHNO-ECONOMIC NORMS

Sl.no PARAMETERS VALUE

 1 Batch size 1000+5% extra

 2 Batch interval 52 days (45 days rearing +7days

cleaning period)

 3 Mortality of birds 5%

 4 Cycle size 1000

 5 Cost of day old chick

 

Rs.15

 6 Cost of kg of feed

 

Rs.18.00

 7 Cost of equipments

( waterers feeders etc.)

 

Rs.10/bird

 8 Cost of insurance medicine

vaccine etc.

Rs.3/bird/year

 9 No of  batches/year

introduced first year

6

 10 No of  batches /year(sold) 6

 11 No of batch introduced 2-5

years

7

 12 No of batch sold  2-6 years 7

 13 Cost of kg of live broiler Rs.50

 14 Average wt. of bird at the

time of sale

1.8kg

 15 Feed requirement to attain

1.8kg body weight

3kg

 16 Rearing period 45 days

 17 Cleaning period One week

 18 Interest rate 12%/year

 19 Repayment period 6 years

ECONOMICS OF BROILER FARMING TO PRODUCE 1000 BROILERS

PER CYCLE 

Sl no Capital cost (Amount in

Rs.)

1.   Construction of Brooder cum grower house

one sq.ft/bird for 10000 birds @Rs.200/sq.ft

400000

2.   Equipments for 1000 birds

@Rs.15/bird              

 

15000

3.   Electrification & electrical installation

 

15000

4.   Feed store

100sq.ft@200/sq.ft                                   

20000

  TOTAL CAPITAL COST 250000

  Working Capital  

1.   Cost of chicks 1030 @  RS.15/chick (5% extra

for mortality 2% free fro hatchery )            

 

15450

2.   Cost of concentrate feed@3kg/bird for10,00

birds @18/kg for first bath

 

54000

3.   Misc, expenditure i.e. electricity vaccine

medicine insurance etc. including veterinary

aid @Rs,3/bird/batch

3000

4.   Total working capital 72450

5.   Total project cost 522450

6.   Say 522450

7.   Margin money 15% of project cost 78368

8.   Bank loan 444082

Sl.no CASH FLOW Project period (year)

                                Amount in Rs.

    i ii iii iv v vi

1 Cost of day old chicks

/year@15/bird

92700 10815

0

10815

0

10815

0

10815

0

10815

0

2  Cost of feed for birds

@3kg/bird Rs.18/kg   

32400

0

378000 378000 378000 378000 378000

3 Misc, expenditure i.e. electricity vaccine medicine insurance etc. including veterinary aid @Rs3/bird /batch

18000 21000 21000 21000 21000 21000

5 Total expenditure 434700 507150 507150 507150 507150 507150

INCOMEa)Sale of broiler @

Rs.90/bird (1.8 kg @

Rs.50/kg)

54000

0

63000

0

630000 63000

0

63000

0

63000

0

b)Sale of manure 3000 3500 3500 3500 3500 3500

c)Sale of gunny bags 2900 3100 3100 3100 3100 3100

d)Depreciation on shed and

building etc@10%year

          88000

e)Depreciation on

equipments @15%/year

          3000

   Total 545900 636600 636600 636600 636600 727600

g)Gross profit 111200 129450 129450 129450 129450 220450

 YEAR 1 2 3 4 5 6

Capital

Costs

450000

 

         

Recurring

Costs

434700 507150 507150 507150 507150 507150

Total

Costs

884700 507150 507150 507150 507150 507150

Benefit 545900 636600 636600 636600 636600 727600

Net

Benefit

-

338800

129450 129450 129450 129450 220450