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Our Poultry Farming Business Plan In Nigeria covers
FARM MANAGEMENT,DAY OLD CHICKS,BROODING ,FEEDING,HOUSING,FEEDERS,LIGHTING,DRINKERS ,LITTER,VACCINATION, FUMIGATION AND SPRAYING,MANPOWER REQUIREMENTS,FARM EQUIPMENT,LAND & BUILDING,RECOMMENDED MODE FOR ACQUIRING LAND,SUITABLE LOCATIONS ,INFRASTRUCTURE REQUIREMENT
FINANCIAL ANALYSIS PROFIT PROJECTION

TABLE OF CONTENTS OF Poultry Farming Business In Nigeria Feasibility/Business Plan

CHAPTER 1 EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
OVERVIEW
THE BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY
THE MARKET
THE TARGET MARKET
THE COMPETITION
THE COMPETITIVE STRATEGIES
THE MANAGEMENT TEAM
THE FINANCIAL PLAN
PURPOSE OF THE BUSINESS PLAN

CHAPTER 2 PROJECT SUMMARY
PROJECT NAME
PROJECT LOCATION
PROJECT SPONSOR
PROJECT GOALS AND PURPOSE
PROJECT SCOPE

CHAPTER 3 INDUSTRY ANALYSIS
INDUSTRY OVERVIEW
INDUSTRY SIZE
GROWTH RATE
GROWTH POTENTIAL
PLAYERS IN THE INDUSTRY
SUPPLY CHAIN MAP

CHAPTER 4 MARKET ANALYSIS
POULTRY FARM MARKET ANALYSIS SUMMARY
DISTRIBUTION PATTERNS
MARKETING FRACTIONS
SEGMENT ATTRACTIVENESS
PROPOSED TARGET MARKET
DIRECT COMPETITION
INDIRECT COMPETITION
THREAT FROM NEW ENTRANTS
THREAT FROM CUSTOMERS
THREAT FROM SUPPLIERS
INTENSITY OF RIVALRY

CHAPTER 5 INTERNAL ENVIRONMENT ANALYSIS
SHARED VALUES AND PRINCIPLES
UNDERSTANDING OF THE STRATEGIC PLANNING PROCESS
ORGANISATIONAL STRUCTURE
LEADERSHIP STYLE
STAFF REQUIREMENTS
SKILLS AND COMPETENCIES
SYSTEMS

CHAPTER 6 SWOT ANALYSIS
STRENGTHS
WEAKNESSES
OPPORTUNITIES
THREATS

CHAPTER 7 STRATEGIC INTENT
VISION
MISSION
VALUES AND PRINCIPLES

CHAPTER 8 PROJECT STRATEGIES
LONG TERM STRATEGIES
MEDIUM TERM STRATEGIES
SHORT TERM STRATEGIES
FINANCIAL STRATEGIES
MARKETING STRATEGIES
OPERATIONAL STRATEGIES
HUMAN RESOURCE STRATEGIES

CHAPTER 9 IMPLEMENTATION PLAN
ORGANISATIONAL STRUCTURE
MANPOWER REQUIREMENTS
MANPOWER PLAN
MAN POWER BUDGET
ROLES AND RESPONSIBILITIES

CHAPTER 10 TECHNICAL AND OPERATIONAL PLAN
RAW MATERIAL REQUIREMENTS
MACHINERY AND EQUIPMENT REQUIREMENTS
LAYOUT OF THE BUSINESS PREMISES
GROWTH MANAGEMENT AND QUALITY ASSURANCE
DISEASE CONTROL AND PREVENTION
EGG PRODUCTION PROCESS

CHAPTER 11 MARKETING PLAN
PRODUCT
PRICING
PACKAGING
LOCATION OF THE PROJECT

CHAPTER 12 KEY FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT CONTROLS
BOOKEEPING AND FINANCIAL ADMINISTRATION REQUIREMENTS
IMPORTANCE OF BOOKKEEPING AND FINANCIAL ADMINISTRATION
COMPUTERISED BOOKEEPING AND FINANCE SYSTEM

CHAPTER 12 PROJECTED FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
ASSUMPTIONS
APPLICATION OF FUNDS
OPERATING AND MAINTENANCE COSTS
DAILY EEG/FEED/DRUGS COMPUTATION ANALYSIS FROM POINT OF LAY (POL) FOR 12 MONTHS
INCOME STATEMENT PROJECTIONS
PROJECTED PROFIT AND LOSS FOR 4,000 BIRDS IN 52WEEKS
MARKET INFORMATION
MORTALITY LOSSES
THREATS
PROFIT PROJECTION FOR 4,000 LAYING BIRDS
PROFIT PROJECTION FOR 10,000 BROILERS
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BROILER STARTER FORMULA
BROILER GROWER FORMULA
PULLET GROWER FORMULA
LAYING BIRD FEED FORMULA
LAYER CONCENTRATE FORMULA
BROILER CONCENTRATE FORMULA

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Poultry Farming Business In Nigeria Feasibility/Business Plan

Going into poultry production for the purpose of egg production means you intend to raise laying hen. They could be from Day-old-chicks (DOC), or stock as Point-of-Lay(POL) birds. Layers can be reared on Deep litter system or Battery Cage system. Caged birds need more capital but the merits include; easy of management, cleaner eggs, safety from breakages, minimal feed wastage, reduced water contamination and maximized space. A unit of cage from my company with the capacity of 120 birds cost N90, 000. Beginners with limited resources could start with deep litter system. It is affordable, litter material are readily available. The major requirements are conducive housing and more intense management of the water, feed and litters. The roof in all cases should be heat repealing, made from asbestos, thatch etc. Vent, created to let out heat, wall should be less than two feet high, ‘curtain’ from sacks or tarpaulin provided to prevent entrance of rain water to prevent incidences of coccidiosis and other enteric diseases. Beginners should minimise the cost of poultry house construction and utilise local materials as equipments so that the limited resources could be channel into productive running cost such as DOC or POL and feed.
Beginners could start with POL, these are birds in their fourteen to twenty weeks of Age,(birds often start dropping their first egg from 22weeks to 24weeks of age). Advantage of acquiring Point Of Lay birds is the reduced risk.

Before setting up a project, one should have details on the following
Land: Adequate land to house poultry structures and for carrying out various farm operations.
Water: Adequate clean water is needed for consumption and cleaning within the poultry project. So it is imperative to identify a reliable source of portable water.
Skills and experience: Basic training and experience in poultry management is essential for running a poultry enterprise.
Capital: A source of potential funding for acquiring inputs and equipment needed to run the project. Requirements and policies of financial institutions ought to be known prior to loan acquisition.

 

Poultry Farming Business In Nigeria Feasibility/Business Plan

 

MANAGEMENT PRACTICES
In egg production, the aim is to produce as many table eggs as possible over the laying life of the hen. The success or downfall of egg production is determined by the management practices used.

Labour
The manager should be experienced and have basic training in poultry management. A poultry house which accommodates 1000 and 2000 hens will require 1 and 2 poultry attendants respectively. Casual labourers will be required during cleaning and restocking.

Production systems
There are two main production systems in Nigeria. That is laying cage and deep litter systems.
a) Laying cage system
Here hens are kept throughout their productive life time in cages. However, this system requires high capital investment. As such, they are strictly commendable for use by commercial egg producers. The stocking density depends on the hen’s body size and weight. It is 3 to 5 hens per cubicle. That is, the heavier the hens the fewer they would be per cubicle. In a laying cage system, hens do not have contact with droppings which reduces infections. Feeding, providing water, egg collection, removal of litter and cleaning are easier for the poultry attendants to perform.

b) Deep litter system
Here hens are confined in a house with floor space of 8 to 10 birds/m2 to ensure free movement. The floor should be covered with a 5cm to 10cm deep litter of grain husks (maize or rice), straw, wood shavings or a similarly absorbent (but non-toxic) materials. Wood shavings are highly recommended for use since birds cannot eat them. Litter provide from the droppings. It also helps to prevent damage to the birds’ legs due to slippery surfaces. Usually old litter is renewed when replacement stock arrives. It is advisable not to re-use old litter. After old litter has been removed out of the house, the floor should be cleaned and disinfected.

This guideline will focus on the laying cage system.
Laying period
Egg producers buy chicks at point of lay, which is between seventeen (17) to eighteen (18) weeks old. At this age, few hens will start laying eggs immediately.
However, at around the 21st week, majority of the hens will start laying eggs through to 44 weeks (11months) old after which the flock will be replaced. Should egg-laying start when hens or pullets are too fat or before they are fully physically and sexually mature at 20 weeks or five (5) months of age, the overall performance during the laying period will be affected resulting in fewer eggs produced.
Health and common diseases
Disease prevalence varies from one area to the other. The problems that may trigger disease conditions are direct sunlight on egg trays or nests, poor ventilated houses and very high temperatures in and outside the poultry house, which may weaken egg shells resulting in poor egg quality.

Mortality
Under good management, mortality will range between 5 to10%.

Records management
Relative to records management, each project should have a record book on which information on the number of stocked live birds, slaughtered and deaths are recorded. Record keeping helps the farmer to budget accurately and make informed decisions about the project.
The following records should be adequately kept.
– All feeds consumed and purchased
– Number of hens purchased
– Deaths and causes
– Vaccination and other veterinary requisites expenses
– Labour and other variable costs
– Number of eggs collected daily
– Number of eggs sold and used for home consumption
– Number of eggs damaged and
– Water and feed intake daily. It should be noted that water and feed consumption records are excellent indicators of flock health
MARKETING ISSUES
Market survey
A proper market survey is essential as that will enable the farmer to identify the current and emerging markets where eggs can be sold at a higher price.

Marketing
Marketing activities include among others grading, quality, promotions, packaging and value adding. These activities are essential as they will lead to selling large volumes of products as quickly as possible resulting in the farmer making a lot of profit.

Grading: Eggs should be graded by size and labelled according to weight. During selection and grading, care must be applied to ensure that weight is uniform to avoid disqualification.
Recommended egg sizes

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