POULTRY COST OF REARING 100 BROILERS (FORTNIGHTLY BATCHES



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POULTRY COST OF REARING 100 BROILERS (FORTNIGHTLY BATCHES A. CAPITAL COST 1. Construction of shed brick and mud wall, bumboo, purlins, thatched roof @ 1 sq. ft. per bird for 5 batches of 100 birds each i.e. 500 sq. ft. @ Rs.70 per sq.ft. 35,000.00 2. Equipment @ Rs.15 per bird for 500 birds 7,500.00 TOTAL A 42,500.00 B. RECURRING COST 1. Cost of day old chicks 4 batches of 100+5% extra i.e. 420 chicks @ Rs.15.00 each 6,300.00 2. Cost of fed for 4 batches of 102 birds each @ 3.2 kg. Per bird @ Rs.8.60 / kg. 12,852.00 3. Cost of medicines, vaccines and misc. charges for 4 batches of 102 birds each 2,040.00 4. Insurance of birds 420 birds at Re.1/- per birds 420.00 5. Insurance of sheds @ Rs.5.05 per Rs.1000/- per year 177.00 TOTAL B 21,789.00 TOTAL - A + B 64,289.00 UNIT COST 64,300.00 BANK LOAN (90%) 57,870.00 ASSUMPTIONS A. Technical parameters fortnightly batches of 100 birds in deep litter system No. of birds per batch 1 st 2 nd 3 rd 4 th 5 th 1. No. of batches purchased 105 26 26 26 26 2. No. of rearing weeks 102 196 208 208 208 3. No. of batches sold 100 23 26 26 26 4. Manure (tons) 4.5 4.8 4.8 4.8 5. Gunny bags 100 108 108 108 6. Feed consumption per bird per week (kg.) : 0.40

B. Financial parameters 1. Cost of day old chicks(rs.) 15.00 2. Cost of feed (Rs. per kg.) 9.00 3. Medicines, vaccines & breeding expenses (per bird per year) 0.62 4. Insurance of birds (Rs. per bird) 1.00 5. Insurance of sheds (Rs. per 1000 rupees) 5.05 6. Average live weight of birds (kg.per bird) 1.50 7. Sale price of birds (Rs. per kg.) 39.00 8. Sale price of manure (Rs. per ton) 200.00 9. Sale price of gunny bags (Rs. per bag) 10.00 ECONOMICS OF BROILER UNIT (FORTNIGHTLY BATCHES OF 100 BIRDS) INCOME 1 st 2 nd 3 rd 4 th 5 th 1. Sale of birds 134550 152100 152100 152100 2. Sale of manure 900 960 960 960 3. Sale of gunny bags 1000 1080 1080 1080 TOTAL 136450 154140 154140 154140 EXPENDITURE 1 st 2 nd 3 rd 4 th - 5 th 1. Cost of chicks 40950 40950 40950 40950 2. Cost of feed 71971 76378 76378 76378 3. Cost of medicines, 12395 13154 13154 13154 vaccines and misc. charges 4. Insurance of birds 2730 2730 2730 2730 5. Insurance of sheds 177 177 177 177 TOTAL 128223 133389 133389 133389 GROSS SURPLUS 82272 20751 20751 20751

FINANCIAL ANALYSIS COST 1 st 2 nd 3 rd 4 th 5 th 1. Capital cost 42500 -- -- -- 2 Recurring cost 128223 133389 133389 133389 Total cost 170723 133389 133389 133389 INCOME TOTAL BENEFIT 136450 154140 154140 154140 NET BENEFIT -34273 20751 20751 20751 NPW @ 15% D.F. 21714 (+) BCR @ 15% D.F.... 1.05 : 1.00 IRR 47.89 % REPAYMENT PERIOD : 5 YEARS WITHOUT GRACE PERIOD (SOURCE - NABARD)

POULTRY COST OF REARING 100 BROILERS (WEEKLY BATCHES) A. CAPITAL COST 1. Construction of shed brick and mud wall, bumboo, purlins, thatched roof @ 1 sq. ft. per bird for 7 batches of 100 birds each i.e. 700 sq. ft. @ Rs.70 per sq.ft. 49,000.00 2. Equipment @ Rs.15 per bird for 700 birds 10,500.00 TOTAL A 59,500.00 B. RECURRING COST 1. Cost of day old chicks 7 batches of 100+5% extra i.e. 735 chicks @ Rs.15.00 each 11,025.00 2. Cost of feed for 7 batches of 102 birds each @ 3.2 kg. Per bird @ Rs.8.60 / kg. 20,563.00 3. Cost of medicines, vaccines and misc. charges for 7 batches of 102 birds each@ Rs.5.00 per bird 3,570.00 4. Insurance of birds 735 birds at Re.1/- per birds 735.00 5. Insurance of sheds @ Rs.5.05 per Rs.1000/- per year 247.00 TOTAL B 36,140.00 TOTAL - A + B 95,640.00 UNIT COST 95,600.00 BANK LOAN (90%) 86,040.00 ASSUMPTIONS A. Technical parameters fortnightly batches of 100 birds in deep litter system No. of birds per batch 1 st 2 nd 3 rd 4 th 5 th 1. No. of batches purchased 105 52 52 52 52 2. No. of rearing weeks 102 276 312 312 312 3. No. of batches sold 100 46 52 52 52 4. Manure (tons) 7.36 8.32 8.32 8.32 5. Gunny bags 210 238 238 238 6. Feed consumption per bird per week (kg.) : 0.40

B. Financial parameters 1. Cost of day old chicks(rs.) 15.00 2. Cost of feed (Rs. per kg.) 9.00 3. Medicines, vaccines & breeding expenses (per bird per year) 0.62 4. Insurance of birds (Rs. per bird) 1.00 5. Insurance of sheds (Rs. per 1000 rupees) 5.05 6. Average live weight of birds (kg.per bird) 1.50 7. Sale price of birds (Rs. per kg.) 38.00 8. Sale price of manure (Rs. per ton) 200.00 9. Sale price of gunny bags (Rs. per bag) 10.00 ECONOMICS OF BROILER UNIT (FORTNIGHTLY BATCHES OF 100 BIRDS) INCOME 1 st 2 nd 3 rd 4 th yrs. 5 th yrs. 1. Sale of birds 262200 296400 296400 296400 296400 2. Sale of manure 1472900 1664 1664 1664 2376 3. Sale of gunny bags 2102 2376 2376 1684 1684 TOTAL 265774 300440 300440 300440 300440 EXPENDITURE 1 st 2 nd 3 rd 4 th 5 th yrs. 1. Cost of chicks 81900 81900 81900 81900 81900 2. Cost of feed 101347 114566 114566 114566 114566 3. Cost of medicines, 17454 19731 19731 19731 19731 vaccines and misc. charges 19731 5460 5460 5460 5460 5460 5. Insurance of sheds 247 247 247 247 247 TOTAL 206408 221904 221904 221904 221904 GROSS SURPLUS 59366 78536 78536 78536 78536

FINANCIAL ANALYSIS COST 1 st 2 nd 3 rd 4 th 5 th yrs. 1. Capital cost 59500 -- -- -- 2 Recurring cost 206408 221904 221904 221904 221904 265908 221904 221904 221904 221904 INCOME TOTAL BENEFIT 265774 300440 300440 300440 300440 NET BENEFIT -134 78536 78536 78536 78536 NPW @ 15% D.F. 194857 (+) BCR @ 15% D.F.... 1.25 : 1.00 IRR >50 % REPAYMENT PERIOD : 5 YEARS WITHOUT GRACE PERIOD (SOURCE - NABARD)

POULTRY UNIT COST OF REARING 200 LAYERS A. CAPITAL COST 1. Construction of shed brick and mud wall, bumboo, purlins, thatched roof @ Rs.70 per sq.ft. a) Brooder cum grower shed 1 sq.ft. per bird for birds i.e. 105 sq. ft. 7,350.00 b) Layer shed 2 sq.ft.per bird for 200 birds- 2 pens of 200 sq.ft. each i.e. 400 sq. ft. 28,000.00 2. Improvised brooder equipment @ Rs.7.00 per birds for 105 birds 735.00 3. Improvised layer equipment @ Rs.10.00 per bird for 200 birds 2,000.00 TOTAL A 38,085.00 B. RECURRING COST 1. Cost of day old femalechicks(doc) 200+10% extra i.e 220 chicks @ Rs.15.00 per chick 3,300.00 2. Cost of chick and grower feed upto initial stages of laying @ Rs.7.5 kg. Per bird for 210 birds @ Rs.8.50 per kg. 15,173.00 3. Medicines, vaccines, litter and misc. charges upto initial stages of laying @ Rs.10.00 per bird for 210 birds 2,100.00 4. Insurance of birds from day old to culling @ Rs.2.00 per bird for 220 birds 440.00 5. Insurance of sheds @ Rs.5.05 per Rs.1000/- per year 179.00 TOTAL B 21,192.00 TOTAL - A + B 59,277.00 UNIT COST 59,300.00 BANK LOAN (90%) 53,400.00 ASSUMPTIONS A. Technical parameters : Deep litter system in 2 batches of 100 birds each No. of birds per batch 1 st 2 nd 3 rd 4 th yrs. 5 th 7 th 1. No. of batches of DOC s purchased 110 2 2 2 2 2 2. Grower weeks 105 40 40 39 36 36 3. Layer weeks 100 39 96 97 99 96 4. Culled batches 90 0 2 2 1 2

5. Manure (tons) 2.7 5.4 5.4 5.4 5.3 6. Gunny bags excluding damages 57 112 112 112 109 7. Hen housed egg production (kg. Per bird per week) 5.5 8. Feed consumption during growing period (kg. Per bird per week) 0.375 9. Feed consumption during laying period (kg. Per bird per week) 0.75 B. Financial parameters 1. Cost of day old female chicks(rs.) 15.00 2. Cost of grower s feed (Rs. per kg.) 8.50 3. Cost of layer feed (Rs. per kg.) 7.00 4. Cost of medicines, vaccines, litter and misc. charges upto laying (Rs. per bird per week) 0.5 5. do. During laying..do.. 0.35 6. Insurance of birds (Rs. per bird) 2.00 7. Insurance of sheds (Rs. per 1000/- per annum) 5.05 8. Sale price of eggs (Rs.) 1.5 9. Sale price of culled birds (Rs. per bird) 50.00 8. Sale price of manure (Rs. per ton) 200.00 9. Sale price of gunny bags (Rs. per bag) 10.00 ECONOMICS OF 200 BIRD LAYER UNIT INCOME 1 st 2 nd 3 rd 4 th yrs. 5 th 7 TH yrs. 1. Sale of birds 321750 79200 80025 81675 79200 2. Sale of culled birds 0 9000 9000 4500 9000 3. Sale of gunny bags 570 1120 1120 1120 1090 4. Sale of manure 540 1080 1080 1080 1060 TOTAL 33285 90400 91225 88375 90350

EXPENDITURE 1 st 2 nd 3 rd 4 th 5 th 7 th yrs. 1. Cost of day old chicks 3300 3300 3300 3300 3300 2. Cost of feed a. Upto laying b. During laying 3. Cost of medicines, vaccines and misc. charges. a. Upto laying b. During laying 13388 20475 13388 50400 13053 50925 12049 51975 12049 50400 2100 1365 2100 3360 2048 3395 1890 3465 1890 3360 4. Insurance of birds 440 440 440 440 440 5. Insurance of sheds 179 179 179 179 179 TOTAL 41247 73167 73340 73298 71618 GROSS SURPLUS -7962 17233 17886 15077 13732 FINANCIAL ANALYSIS COST 1 st 2 nd 3 rd 4 th 5 th yrs. 1. Capital cost 38085 -- -- -- 2 Recurring cost 41247 73167 73340 73298 71618 TOTAL COST 79332 73167 73340 73298 71618 1. INCOME 33285 90400 91225 88375 90350 2. Salvage value (7 th year) TOTAL BENEFIT 33285 90400 91225 88375 90350 NET BENEFIT -46047 17233 17885 15077 18732 NPW @ 15% D.F. 213957 (+) BCR @ 15% D.F.... 1.07 : 1.00 IRR 32.01 % REPAYMENT PERIOD : 7 YEARS WITH ONE YEAR GRACE PERIOD (SOURCE - NABARD)

POULTRY UNIT COST OF REARING 500 LAYERS A. CAPITAL COST 1. Construction of shed brick and mud wall, bumboo, purlins, thatched roof @ Rs.70 per sq.ft. a) Brooder cum grower shed 1 sq.ft. per bird for 260 birds i.e. 260 sq. ft. 7,350.00 b) Layer shed 2 sq.ft.per bird for 500 birds- 2 pens of 500 sq.ft. each i.e. 1000 sq. ft. 70,000.00 2. Improvised brooder equipment @ Rs.7.00 per birds for 260 birds 1,820.00 3. Improvised layer equipment @ Rs.10.00 per bird for 500 birds 5,000.00 TOTAL A 84,170.00 B. RECURRING COST 1. Cost of sexed Mareck s vaccinated day old femalechicks(doc) 500+5% extra i.e 525 chicks @ Rs.15.00 per chick 7,875.00 2. Cost of chick and grower feed upto initial stages of laying @ Rs.7.5 kg. Per bird for 525 birds @ Rs.8.50 per kg. 37,570.00 3. Medicines, vaccines, litter and misc. charges upto initial stages of laying @ Rs.10.00 per bird for 525 birds 5,200.00 4. Insurance of birds from day old to culling @ Rs.2.00 per bird for 525 birds 1,050.00 5. Insurance of sheds @ Rs.5.05 per Rs.1000/- per year 391.00 TOTAL B 52,086.00 TOTAL - A + B 1,36,256.00 UNIT COST 1,36,300.00 BANK LOAN (90%) 1,22,700.00 ASSUMPTIONS A. Technical parameters : Deep litter system in 2 batches of 250 birds each No. of birds per batch 1 st 2 nd 3 rd 4 th 5 th 6 th yr 7 th 1. No. of batches of DOC s purchased 260 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2. Grower weeks 250 40 40 39 39 39 40 40 3. Layer weeks 240 39 96 97 99 96 96 96 4. Culled batches 216 0 2 2 1 2 2 2 5. Manure (tons) 5.4 10.8 10.8 10.8 10.8 10.8 10.8

6. Gunny bags excluding damages 114 224 224 224 218 218 218 7. Hen housed egg production ( Per bird per week) 5.5 5.5 8. Feed consumption during growing period (kg. Per bird per week) 0.375 9. Feed consumption during laying period (kg. Per bird per week) 0.75 B. Financial parameters 1. Cost of day old female chicks(rs.) 15.00 2. Cost of grower s feed (Rs. per kg.) 8.50 3. Cost of layer feed (Rs. per kg.) 7.00 4. Cost of medicines, vaccines, litter and misc. charges upto laying (Rs. per bird per week) 0.50 5. do. during laying..do.. 0.35 6. Insurance of birds (Rs. per bird) 2.00 7. Insurance of sheds (Rs. per 1000/- per annum) 5.05 8. Sale price of eggs (Rs.) 1.50 9. Sale price of culled birds (Rs. per bird) 50.00 8. Sale price of manure (Rs. per ton) 200.00 9. Sale price of gunny bags (Rs. per bag) 10.00 ECONOMICS OF 500 BIRD LAYER UNIT INCOME 1 st 2 nd 3 rd 4 th yrs. 5 th yr 6 th yr 7 th yr 1. Sale of birds 77220 190080 192060 196020 190080 190080 190080 2. Sale of culled 0 21600 21600 10800 21600 21600 21600 birds 3. Sale of gunny 1140 2240 2240 2240 2180 2180 2180 bags 4. Sale of manure 1080 2160 2160 2160 2160 2160 2160 TOTAL 79440 216080 218060 211220 216020 216020 216020

EXPENDITURE 1 st 2 nd 3 rd 4 th 5 th 6 th 7 th yrs. 1. Cost of day old 7800 7800 7800 7800 7800 7800 7800 chicks 2. Cost of feed a. Upto laying b. During laying 31875 49140 31875 120960 31875 122220 31875 124740 31875 120960 318751 120960 31875 120960 3. Cost of medicines, vaccines and misc. charges. a. Upto laying b. During laying 5000 3276 5000 8064 4875 8148 4875 8316 4875 8064 5000 8064 5000 8064 4. Insurance of 1040 1040 1040 1040 1040 1040 1040 birds 5. Insurance of 391 391 391 391 391 391 391 sheds TOTAL 98522 175130 175552 178240 174208 175130 175130 GROSS SURPLUS -19082 40950 42508 32980 41812 40890 40890 FINANCIAL ANALYSIS COST 1 st 2 nd 3 rd 4 th 5 th 6 th 7 th 1. Capital cost 2 Recurring cost TOTAL COST 1. 84170 -- -- -- 98522 175130 175552 178240 174208 175130 175130 182692 175130 175552 178240 174208 175130 175130 79440 216080 218060 211220 216020 216020 216020 INCOME 2. Salvage value 22800 TOTAL BENEFIT 79440 216080 218060 211220 216020 216020 238820 NET BENEFIT -103252 40950 42508 32980 41812 40890 63690 NPW @ 15% D.F. 50395 (+) BCR @ 15% D.F.... 1.07 : 1.00 IRR 33.13 % REPAYMENT PERIOD : 7 YEARS WITH ONE YEAR GRACE PERIOD (SOURCE - NABARD)