Poultry farming is one of the most lucrative businesses you can embark upon in Nigeria today.
The profit margin is very high. You can make as much as 100% profit and even more, depending on certain factors.
The beauty of poultry business is that it is a short-term investment enterprise. You can invest in the business today and in a few months time, you start earning constant income from it.
Poultry business does not require huge capital outlay. You can even start from your backyard or garage and gradually expand your business to a larger scale.
The prospect for poultry business is very bright. There is great and constant demand for broilers and eggs. The demand is so high that you cannot even meet the demand of your immediate locality, not even to talk of the demand in your town or state.
Chicken is, perhaps, the most popular source of animal protein in the society. Our homes, restaurants, eateries, hotels, events/party organisers cannot dispense with chickens and eggs.
Whether you opt for broiler production, egg production, or both, you stand a chance of making huge constant income.
Broiler Production
Broilers are chickens that are reared for meat. When you buy them at chick stage, it takes you about 3 months to mature for sale. A chick that you buy for #100-#200 can be sold for #800- #1000 in about 3 months time. If you have 50 broilers, you can sell them for #40 000-#50 000. And if you have 500 broilers, you can sell them for #400 000-#500 000. When you repeat the production of these three times in a year, you can never be harassed by poverty or unemployment.
Eggs Production
Egg production seems to bring in more money than broiler production. Chickens that are reared to produce eggs are called layers. Layers are hybrids that are small in size compared to broilers, but are capable of producing large number of eggs. On average, a layer can lay over 720 eggs within a period of two years. The 720 eggs can generate not less than not less than #7 000. Supposing you have 200 layers, they can generate #1 400 000 million within two years. And if after they stopped laying eggs, and you decide to sell them off at the price of #800 each, you would get additional income of #160 000. This brings your total earning to #1 560 000 million (one million, five hundred and sixty thousand naira) from just 200 layers. Can you beat that?
The Risk Factor
While we deliberate on the lucrative nature of poultry farming, we must not lose sight of the risk factor involved in the business. The major challenge poultry farmers often face is poultry diseases. Most poultry diseases are very destructive and can greatly affect output of poultry farms.
Be that as it may, it must be noted that with good management practices, poultry diseases can be reduced to the barest minimum. Don’t be scared by the devastation caused by poultry diseases, as some people are scared. If you follow proper management practices, you can reduce the mortality rate of your chickens to 10%-15%.
And unknown to many people, there are hybrids in the country today that are immune to poultry diseases. Rearing such breeds gives you an edge over other poultry farmers, and consequently more profits.
Competition
As far as poultry business is concerned, there is, obviously little or no competition among poultry farmers. The reason for this is that the demand for chickens and eggs is very high compared to supply. The number of poultry farmers in your locality or state is so few that they cannot meet the demand of the people in your locality. As a result of this, poultry farmers don’t always have problem of disposing of their products. People who quit poultry farming do so not because of competition or loss of profit, but because of such other factors as failure to adopt proper management practices or mismanagement of both capital and profits.
Because of little competition, poultry farming is one lucrative business you can embark upon today and start earning huge constant income in a few months time.
Announcing...
We bring glad tidings to those who are interested in starting a lucrative poultry business and need guidance and direction. Our two eBooks on poultry farming are now in stock. The eBooks are titled:
1. Simple Steps to Managing a Lucrative Poultry Business Vol. I (Egg Production); and
2. Simple Steps to Managing a Lucrative Poultry Business Vol. II (Broiler Production).
If you are interested in making fortune in poultry business, you cannot afford to miss these eBooks.
Below are highlights of what you stand to benefit from the two eBooks:
Prospect in broiler production and how to profit from it.
How to earn huge constant income from broiler production.
How to minimise risk of poultry diseases and ensure steady production and profit.
What you need to start a lucrative poultry business.
How to start and run a successful poultry business from your backyard and grow it to a larger enterprise.
Good management practices that enhances productivity and profit.
Where to get hybrids that are completely immune to deadly poultry diseases.
How to easily market your broilers and eggs.
Where to easily market your broilers and eggs.
Prospect in egg production and how to take advantage of it.
How to order the EBooks
We are presently running a promotional offer on the eBooks. As such, we are giving each copy for #1 000. If you are buying both copies, you pay #2 000. This offer runs for 4 weeks after which we may put the price at #3 000 for a copy of any of the copy you buy.
Bonus
If you buy these eBooks within 4 weeks, you will be entitled to a great motivational eBook written by a famous motivational writer.
Payment
How to Pay –
Pay the sum of #1 000 naira (for each copy you buy) into:
Bank: UBA Plc
Account Name: Adaji Sunday
Account NO: 00080520160309
OR
Bank: Zenith Bank Plc
Account Name: Adaji Sunday
Acoount NO: 4111944640
After payment, text your name, email, and teller number to 07061016859. On confirmation of your payment, the eBook and the bonus will be sent to your mailbox.
P S: Be informed that we can revert to the original price of #3, 000 naira anytime and the bonus can also be withdrawn anytime.
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