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  • AnimalHusbandry

    ANIMALFARMINGPROJECTREPORTSFORBANKLOAN

    DAIRYFARM(BUFFALO)PROJECTREPORTFORBANKLOAN

    AIZWVNATIONALSYMPOSIUM2013AmazingphotographsofwildanimalsduringtreatmentPhotographsofwildanimalsduringtreatmentpage2

    BroilerchickenfarmingProjectReport(1000birds)forbankloan

    ABOUTBroilerchickenfarmingProjectReport(4000birds/cycle)BroilerchickenfarmingProjectReport(5000birds/cycle)forbankloanBroilerPoultryfarmingProjectReport(2000birds/cycle)BroilerPoultryfarmingProjectReports(10,000birds/cycle)HybridBroilerfarming(3000birds/cycle)

    CAPITALINVESTMENTSUBSIDYDairyfarmProjectReportforbankloan(twocowsunit)

    Dairyfarmprojectreportforbankloanunder(DEDS)(eightcowsunit)DAIRYFARMINGPROJECTREPORT(TWENTYCROSSBREDCOWS)DAIRYFARMINGPROJECTREPORTFORBANKLOANUNDERDEDS(Tencowsunit)DairyFarming(fourcowsunit)

    GoatFarmingProjectReportforbankloan(100+4)unitIntegratedDevelopmentofSmallRuminants&Rabbits(IDSRREDEG)

    PROMOTIONOFDAIRYENTREPRENEURSHIP(PDE)

    PigDevelopmentScheme(PigDEDEG)POULTRYVENTURECAPITALFUND(PVCFEDEG)SalvagingofMaleBuffaloCalves(SMBCEDEG)webmailContactusSitemap

    Goat Farming ProjectReport for bankloan(100+4) unit

    PROJECTREPORTFORGOATFARMWITH100DOES+4BUCKs

    Indiahasaverylargeanddiversegeneticresourceofgoats.Goatplaysasignificant role ineconomicupliftmentofruralpoorofourcountry.Consumptionof goatmeat (chevon) is increasing rapidly due toitssocialacceptability.Thissectorhastremendouspotential in employment generation & povertyreduction. Before starting a Goat farm theentrepreneurs/ farmers are advised to under go trainingongoat farming.TheycancontactLocalAnimal Husbandry Department staffs/VeterinaryCollege/agriculture University etc. for thepurpose. They should also visit progressive Goatfarmers and government/ agricultural universitygoat farm in the locality. They must check thefollowingpointsbeforestartingadairyfarm.

    1. Availability of good quality Parentstockinthelocality

    2.Marketingfacilityforgoat&goatmeat

    3. Nearness of farm to veterinaryhospital/LivestockAidcenter

    4.Availabilityofconcentrates,fodder&medicineinthatlocality.

    This project report is based on followingassumption:1 Adult healthy Does & bucks of black Bengalbreedwithin2yearsofagewillbepurchased2 Manureproduced in the farmwillbeutilized for

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  • foddercultivation3Incaseofdeathofadultgoatsnewanimalwillbepurchasedfrominsuranceclaimmoney4 The above project will be economically viableunderpropercare&attentionoftheentrepreneur.

    Technoeconomicparameters

    1. BreedofGoat

    2.

    Systemofrearing

    3.

    No.ofBucks

    4.

    No.ofDoes

    5.

    AgeatMaturity(Months)

    6.

    Kidding/interval(Months)

    7.

    Noofkidding/year

    8.

    Kiddingpercentage

    9.

    Averagelittersize(averageofsingle,twinning,Triplet,quadruplet)

    10.

    Sexratio

    11.

    Mortality(%)Kids

  • 12.

    Saleableageofkids(months)

    13.

    Expenditurenorms

    14.

    Spacerequirementsqft.perheadforBuck

    15.

    Spacerequirementsqft.perheadfordoe

    16.

    Spacerequirementsqft.perhead/kid

    17.

    Costofconstruction(Rs.persft)Doe,Bucks,Kids

    18.

    Costofequipment(Rs.peradultanimal)

    19.

    Costofgreenfoddercultivation(Rs./acre/season)

    20.

    Concentratefeed:Adultdoes

    (onemonthbeforebreedingandonemonthafterkiddingi.e.perkidding)

    21.

    ConcentratefeedforBucks(twomonthsperbreedingseason)

    22.

    ConcentratefeedforKids(for30days)

    23.

    Costofconc.feed(Rs./kg)

    24. Labour(No.)

  • 25.

    Labourwages(Rs.permonth)

    26.

    Insurance(aspercentageofthecostofbreedingstock)

    27.

    Veterinaryaid(Rs./adult/year)

    28.

    Incomenorms:

    29.

    SalepriceofBuck/(11month)

    30.

    SalepriceofDoe/(11month)

    31.

    Incomefrommanureisnotassumedasitisusedontheownfarmforfoddercultivation.

    32.

    SaleofGunnyubags(Rs./bag)

    33.

    Repaymentnorms:

    34.

    Repaymentperiod(years)

    35.

    GracePeriod(years)

    36.

    Interestrate(%)

  • FlockprojectionchatforBlackBengalBreedGoat

    Year 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th

    No.ofdoespurchased

    100

    No.ofbuckspurchased

    4

    No.ofkidding/year

    1.5 1.5 1.5 1.5 1.5 1.5

    No.ofkidsbornmale

    150 150 150 150 150 150

    No.ofkidsbornfemale

    150 150 150 150 150 150

    Noofkidsdiedmale20%

    30 30 30 30 30 30

    Noofkidsdiedfemale20%

    30 30 30 30 30 30

    No.ofmalekidsavailableforsale

    Kidsproducedinfirstyearwillbesoldinsecondyear&soon

    120 120 120 120 120

    No.offemalekidsavailableforsale

    120 120 120 120 120

    ECONOMICS OF GOAT FARMING

  • Sl.no ACapitalcost

    a [email protected]/adultDoe(Rs.100/sq.ft

    b [email protected]/buck(Rs.100sq.ftbuckshed)

    c [email protected]./kids(1000sq.ft)@(Rs.100/sqft

    e Equipmentsfeedingtroughbucketsetc

    f Costof100does@1500/doe

    g Costof3bucks@2500/buck

    h TOTAL CAPITALCOST

    WorkingCapital

    a Wagesforonelabour@100/dayfor1year

    b Costofinsurance4%ofanimalcost

    c [email protected]/month/doefortwomonthsi.ekg@11/kg

    d [email protected]/adultanimalfortwo

    e [email protected]/kid/monthi.e900kgfor

    f Foddercultivationin4acresofland@5000/acre/season

    g Misc,expenditurei.e.vaccinemedicineandveterinaryaidandelectricity

    Contingency

  • h Total WorkingCapital

    TOTAL PROJECT COST

    I Marginmoney@15%ofprojectcost

    ii Bankloan@85%ofprojectcost

    say

    CASHFLOW Projectperiod(year)

    AmountinRs.

    i ii iii iv

    a Wagesfor labour@100/dayfor1year

    36000 36000 36000 36000

    b Costofinsurance4%ofanimalcost

    7000 7000 7000 7000

    c Costofconcentratefeedforbuckdoesandkids

    17655 17655 17655 17655

    d Foddercultivationofland@5000/acre/cropfortwocrops

    40000 40000 40000 40000

    e Misc,expenditurei.e.vaccinemedicineandveterinaryaid

    2000 2000 2000 2000

    Totalexpenditure 102655 102655 102655 102655

    1 Salepriceofmalegoats@1400/buck

    168000 168000 168000

    2 Salepriceoffemalegoats@1200/doe

    144000 144000 144000

  • 3 Salepriceofgunnybag 300 300 500 300

    4 Valueofclosingstock100doe,4buck,@average1200/adult

    &240kids@500/kid

    5 Valueofshed

    (10%depreciation/year

    6 Valueofequipment15000

    (20%depreciation/year)

    7 Total 300 312300 312500 312300

    89 Grossprofit 102355 209645 209845 209645

    CalculationofBCRandIRR

    1 2 3 4 5

    CapitalCosts

    364000

    RecurringCost

    102655 102655 102655 102655 102655

    TotalCosts

    466655 102655 102655 102655 102655

    Benefit 300 312300 312500 312300 312300

    NetBenefit

    466355 209645 209845 209645 209645

    PWCosts@15% 705017.81

    PWBenefits@15% 910589.60

  • NPW 205571.79

    B.C.Ratio 1.29:1

    I.R.R.(%) 29.24

    Repaymentschedule

    Year LoanOutstanding

    GrossSurplus

    Interest Principal TotalRepayment

    1 382200 300 45864

    2 428064 209645 51367 58864 110231

    3 370000 209645 44400 70000 114400

    4 300000 209645 36000 80000 116000

    5 220000 209645 26400 100000 126400

    6 120000 435445 14400 120000 134400

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