Start your own poultry farming business in India with this basic information

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Start your own poultry farming business in India
with this basic information.
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• Poultry farming is a profitable sector in India.
  Poultry farming requires careful planning and
  management.
• This poultry farming guide for beginners will be
  beneficial if you want to start a poultry farm.
• Learn how to start a poultry farm in India with
  very few budgets.

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• Poultry farming is a type of raising domestic
  birds for their eggs or meat, such as chickens,
  turkeys, emus, ducks, and geese. This has been
  done for so long in India that it has become an
  integral part of the farming and agricultural
  system.
• In India, poultry farming has changed
  dramatically.
• It has evolved from an unorganised and
  non-scientific method to one that is more
  hierarchical, prepared, scientific, commercial,
  and organised.
• It has evolved from a backyard farming practice
  to a full-fledged techno-commercial enterprise.

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• India is the world's third-largest producer of
  eggs and the fifth-largest producer of chicken
  meat.
• Despite the fact that commercial poultry
  production contributes for the majority of
  production, the rural poultry sector makes a
  significant contribution to the Indian poultry
  industry.
• It is regarded as a reliable economic and
  nutritious source.

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Poultry Farming Basic Requirement

• Poultry farming have different types such as
  Duck, chicken, quail, turkey, emu, broiler and
  other forms.
• Proper site selection, site design, chalking the
  rearing plan, proper knowledge of using the
  poultry equipment, procuring various quality
  inputs from various resources, managing
  day-to-day poultry affairs, building the sheds,
  and managing timely marketing are all on the
  checklist for effective poultry management.

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Choosing a Poultry Farming Area

• The farm site must be away from the city's chaos
  and loud noise.
• It should be a peaceful and pollution-free
  environment.
• Nearby drinking water supplies must be
  appropriate, safe, and fresh.
• In addition, the site must be free of poultry
  predators such as foxes and leopards.
• The location should be conveniently accessible
  from major highways.
• To put it another way, transportation must be
  simple and not too complicated.
• Local markets must be readily accessible as well.

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Poultry Farming Housing

• After farm sites, poultry shelters are the next
  most important component in poultry rearing.
• To stop floods, the shelters must be built
  properly.
• It should be large enough for the birds to walk
  about freely and run.
• In addition, the shelter must be well ventilated
  and sun-protected.
• It is best to construct the shelters with a
  south-facing orientation.
• The birds are not only shielded from the harsh
  sunshine, but they also have access to water,
  clean air.

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• The shelter should have sufficient drainage
  facilities.
• In addition, if there are several shelters, the
  distance between them must be at least 50 feet.
• This will ensure proper ventilation and prevent
  ammonia build-up inside the shelters.
• The shelter's entrances must be properly
  protected.
• To keep the birds secure, the shelter should be
  surrounded by fencing.
• The shelter design, on the other hand, is
  determined by the breed of poultry, the type of
  development and other factors.

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Feeding

• Commercial poultry processing necessitates the
  use of high-quality, nutrition feed.
• They need about 38 nutrients in sufficient
  quantities on a daily basis to maintain their
  normal dietary pattern.
• The feed can come in a variety of forms,
  including crumbles, mash, and pellets.
• Mash is the most cost-effective, widely used, and
  simple to prepare feed.
• Pellets are made by heating mash feed under
  pressure and then pressing it.  

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• This helps the birds to eat the feed while also
  reducing waste.
• Crumbles are a more costly type of feed that is
  made by breaking pellets into granules.

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