PROJECT FOR KEEPING LAYER Salient Features :- (i) The project report envisages reared each year.

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PROJECT FOR KEEPING 30000 LAYER Salient Features :- (i) The project report envisages reared each year. (ii) (iii) (iv) (v) (vi) 30000 commercial layer to be One brooding batch of 7500 chicks will be reared in Brooder House for 8. One growing batch of 7500 chicks will be reared in grower house for 12. Four laying batches of 7500 i.e. 30000 in total will be reared in layer house for 52. The of day old chicks to be purchased & has been kept constant for ease in calculation. The average egg production is considered to be 306 per bird per year. (vii) The average sale price of one egg is assumed Rs. 3.10 (viii) Birds after 72 of age will be sold @ Rs. 70/- for table purpose. (ix) (x) (xi) The growing and laying phase mortality is 2 & 3 percent respectively. 15% extra chicks will be supplied by suppliers. The brooding, growing phase consumption is 0.375 kg and phase consumption in laying 0.75 kg per bird per week respectively. (xii) Constructed area for brooder house is taken @ 0.50 sqft. per chick. For grower house 0.60 sqft. Per chick and 0.80 sqft per bird for layer shed. (xiii) The of chick, grower and layer is kept Rs. 2000, Rs. 1440 & Rs 1600 per quintal respectively. (xiv) The term loan from bank will be repayed in seven equal installments starting from next year. (xv) The sale price of empty Gunnybag (bag in which poultry is kept) is taken Rs. 20/- each. (xvi) The of medicine, vaccine, labour, electricity has been combinedly taken under 10% of consumed during that year.

PROJECT SUMMARY The salient features of the project are as:- (i) of project is Rs. 180.00 lac (ii) Bank Loan (70%) Rs. 126.00 lac (iii) Margin Money (30%) Rs. 54.00 lac Particulars Rate Rs In lac Land 3 Acres self Building B.1 Land Development - 0.60 B.2 Fencing 1.60 B.3 Brooder shed 3750 sqft 190/- 7.125 B.4 Grower shed 4500 sqft 190/- 8.55 B.5 Layer shed 4x6000=24000 sqft 190/- 45.60 B.6 3000 sqft 190/- 5.70 B.7 Miscellaneous 1.125 Generator and Equipments 71.25 Equipments C.1 Brooding equipments for 7500 chicks 50/- 3.75 C.2 Growing equipments for 7500 chicks 70/- 5.25 C.3 Cages for 30000 layers 100/- 30.00 C.4 Automation 1.50 C.5 Water and Electric 3.75 C.6 Mill 6.00 C.7 Weighting Balance 0.75 C.8 Generator 6.75 58.50 Working Capital D.1 of four flocks of 7500 each (4% extra) 27.00 8.10 D.2 of for 30000 chicks upto 20 37.35 (non productive period) D.3 Farm overheads (Medicine, Vaccine, Lab etc.) 4.20 D.4 Insurance for 4 flocks (30000 ) @ Rs 2/bird 0.60 50.25 E of the Project a Land - b Building 71.25 c Equipment & machinery 58.50 d Working capital 50.25 (E) 180.00 Term loan from bank 70% 126.00 Margin money 30% 54.00

Year Batch A. INCOME 1. Sale of eggs and culls No of Batch layer (no) Prod./bird /year (nos) egg prod (no in Egg price Rs/ egg (A) sale value Rs in lac culled (nos) (B) From sale of culled @ Rs. 70/- (C) From Sale of Gunny Bags and Manure (A+B+C) (Rs. in I 7500 5 60 306 26.55 3.10 82.29 - - 2.58 87.54 II 7500 4 216 306 95.98 3.10 296.28 20750 14.50 6.86 317.60 III 7500 5 228 306 100.89 3.10 312.75 34900 24.00 7.00 350.00 IV 7500 4 224 306 99.00 3.10 306.10 27600 19.00 7.00 333.60 V 7500 4 224 306 99.00 3.10 306.10 27600 19.00 7.00 333.60 2. from Sale of Gunny Bags and Manure Year Batch cons. in Bags (No) Price per Bag Gunny Bag Rs. in lac Manure income Rs. income Rs in Lac (C) I 30000 546 7800 20 1.58 1.00 2.58 II 30000 1380 19320 20 3.86 3.00 6.86 III 30000 1448 20202 20 4.00 3.00 7.00 IV 30000 1425 19950 20 4.00 3.00 7.00 V 30000 1425 19950 20 4.00 3.00 7.00 B. EXPENDITURE 1. Brooding Phase Year Batch Brooding kgs Rs/Kg Medicine Rs 8/ bird (Rs. in I 30000 8 90000 20.00 18.00 2.40 20.40 II 30000 8 90000 20.00 18.00 2.40 20.40 III 30000 8 90000 20.00 18.00 2.40 20.40 IV 30000 8 90000 20.00 18.00 2.40 20.40 V 30000 8 90000 20.00 18.00 2.40 20.40 (+med) (Rs. in

2. Growing Phase Year No of Birds Growing (No) kg wks/bird Rs/kg Medicine @Rs 12/- per bird (Rs. In I 30000 12 0.375 135 14.40 19.44 3.60 23.04 II 30000 12 0.375 135 14.40 19.44 3.60 23.04 III 30000 12 0.375 135 14.40 19.44 3.60 23.04 IV 30000 12 0.375 135 14.40 19.44 3.60 23.04 V 30000 12 0.375 135 14.40 19.44 3.60 23.04 (+medicine) Rs 3. Laying Phase Year No of Birds Avg. per batch Laying kg wk/bird Rs/kg medicine (Rs. in medi.+ 1+2+3 I 7125 60 0.75 3.20 16.00 51.20 1.50 52.70 96.14 II 7125 216 0.75 11.54 16.00 184.64 3.00 187.64 238.08 III 7125 228 0.75 12.18 16.00 194.88 3.00 197.88 248.32 IV 7125 224 0.75 11.97 16.00 191.52 3.00 194.52 244.96 V 7125 224 0.75 11.97 16.00 191.52 3.00 194.52 244.96 4- Chick Purchase Year Batch Size batches Chicks Rs I 7500 5 37500 1012500 II 7500 4 30000 810000 III 7500 5 37500 1012500 IV 7500 4 30000 810000 V 7500 4 30000 810000

5- Salaries Wages and Other SNo. Description No Salary Per Month Yearly Year-II Year- III 1. Skilled Labour 2. Poultry Year- IV Year-V 8 5000 240000 480000 480000 480000 480000 24 3250 512000 876000 876000 876000 876000 Attendant 3. Miscellaneous - - 48000 48000 48000 48000 48000 800000 1400000 1400000 1400000 1400000 6- Annual and Expenditure (Rs. In From sale of egss, culled, manure, bags Expenditure Year I II III IV V VI 87.54 317.61 349.80 336.60 333.60 333.60 of chicks 2.0 8.10 10.125 8.10 8.10 8.10 of, 51.20 238.08 248.32 244.96 244.96 244.96 Medicine, Vaccine etc Insurance - 0.60 0.75 0.60 0.60 0.60 Salary and vages etc 3.80 14.00 14.00 14.00 14.00 14.00 57.00 260.78 273.22 267.66 267.66 267.66 Gross Profit 30.54 56.83 76.58 68.94 68.94 68.94 Less Bank Interest 12.60 10.08 7.58 5.04 2.52 - Bank Principle - 25.20 25.20 25.20 25.20 25.20 Net Saving 17.94 21.55 43.80 38.70 41.22 43.74