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Business Plan of
FARMING
Prof. Rabiya Mam
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Members Roll No.
Chawdhri Musab 07
Khan Ainul Hasan 15
Amey Patil 32
Shaikh Sohel 50
Group Members
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1. Dairy farming
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What is Poultry?
The term poultry applies to a wide variety of bird
species like chicken (domestic fowl), duck, turkey,geese, pigeon, guinea fowl, pheasants, quail and
other game birds. In India, poultry, is very often usedas synonymous to chicken as they are more
commonly found in our country and are of great
importance for meat and egg. Chicken, and uptocertain extent, ducks are kept for commercial
production of both eggs and meat. Turkey, guineafowl, geese and others are maintained for meat.
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Requires minimum investment to start
Rapid return or profit
Feed conversion efficiency
Poultry provides a continuous source ofincome
Farming requires small space
Water requirements are less
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Stabilize farm income
Poultry feeds do not compete with human food
Employment opportunities Poultry gives rich fertilizer
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Mission
A.K. Poultry producer will make its
best effort to live up to the consumersexpectations by delivering the best of
its product to the end users. The
nutritious and protein rich productfrom our farm would always be the
first choice of our consumers.
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Objectives
Becoming the "Best and most hygienic poultry
producer in the area" complying by the nationalstandards for food and drugs.
Turn in profits from the first six weeks of
operations.
Maintain 50% gross margin ratio.
Winning the hearts and tastes of our beloved
consumers and establishing a brand image of the
company through heavy marketing campaigns inthe first one year.
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Company
Status: small and cottage industry.
Ownership structure
The company would be jointly owned by Mr. Musab, Ainul
Hasan, Sohel and Amey. It would be a partnership
enterprise with equal ownership.
Management TeamEnergetic and able managers cum owners.
Mr. Ainul Hasan is the General Manager and also
responsible for the sales and marketing department.
Mr. Sohel is responsible for the Operation department.Mr. Musab is responsible for the Finance department.
Mr. Amey responsible for the HR, and public relation
department.
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Preliminary work
1000 chickens would be optimum for the initial operationof the business.
Production site: - MumbaiPlenty open space, cheap labors, road connection, wateravailability and immediate access to Kathmandu valley.
Feasibility study by the experts shows positive results.
An area of about 10,000 sq. feet for the farm
House with 3 rooms rented for the storage of pellets,equipment as well as for the employees to guard the farm.
The land leased for 5 years with options of extension. Initial investment Rs.10, 00,000
2.5 lakhs from each partner
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The start-up expenses (Rs
1,00,000) Hiring advisors and technical experts Rs10,000.
Brand development Rs7500; Brochures and pamphlets
(3,000 pieces at Rs0.2per copy) total amount Rs7500.
Insurance coverage at a total premium of Rs5000. Pre-paid rent six month at Rs1 per sq.ft. totaling
Rs60,000.
Battery style cage structures build up of Rs3,000.
Transportation Rs3,000; phone and utility depositsRs3,000
Stationeries and Office supplies Rs1000
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Requirements of A.K.Poultry
farming
Site selection
Poultry expertise
Acquisition of materials
Marketing and distribution
Preparation and disinfection of shed