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Poultry Farming Startup Proposal

Edwin Tarus proposes to establish a small-scale poultry farm in Lesirwa, focusing on layers and broilers to meet local demand for eggs and chicken. The project includes phases for infrastructure setup, procurement, management, and marketing, with a budget of 25,000 KSH and projected profits of 10,000 - 15,000 KSH within six months. Future plans involve expanding the farm and introducing value-added products while promoting sustainable farming practices.

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Poultry Farming Startup Proposal

Edwin Tarus proposes to establish a small-scale poultry farm in Lesirwa, focusing on layers and broilers to meet local demand for eggs and chicken. The project includes phases for infrastructure setup, procurement, management, and marketing, with a budget of 25,000 KSH and projected profits of 10,000 - 15,000 KSH within six months. Future plans involve expanding the farm and introducing value-added products while promoting sustainable farming practices.

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POULTRY FARMING PROPOSAL

NAME: EDWIN TARUS


Location: Lesirwa

1. Introduction

Poultry farming is a profitable agribusiness venture that provides a steady income and a
sustainable source of protein. I intend to establish a small-scale poultry farm focusing on layers
and broilers to meet the growing demand for eggs and chicken meat in Lesirwa and surrounding
areas.

2. Objectives

 To establish a poultry farm with an initial capacity of 50 birds.


 To provide fresh, high-quality eggs and chicken meat to the local market.
 To generate income and create employment opportunities.
 To promote sustainable farming practices in the region.

3. Project Description

The project will be implemented in the following phases:

Phase 1: Infrastructure Setup

 Constructing a small poultry house (deep litter system).


 Installing necessary equipment such as feeders and drinkers.

Phase 2: Procurement of Inputs

 Purchasing 50 one-day-old chicks (broilers and layers).


 Buying high-quality feed, vaccines, and supplements.

Phase 3: Rearing and Management

 Implementing biosecurity measures to prevent diseases.


 Providing proper nutrition and care to ensure maximum productivity.

Phase 4: Marketing and Sales

 Selling eggs, live birds, and processed chicken to consumers, hotels, and restaurants.

4. Budget Allocation (25,000 KSH)


Item Quantity/Details Cost (KSH)
Poultry house construction Materials and labor 5,000
One-day-old chicks 50 (layers and broilers) 5,000
Feed (starter, grower, finisher) 2 bags 5,000
Vaccines and medication Various 2,000
Equipment (feeders, drinkers) 5 sets 3,000
Labor and management Monthly wages 2,000
Miscellaneous expenses Transportation, water, etc. 2,000
Total 25,000

5. Expected Revenue and Profitability

 Broilers: Sold at 700 KSH per bird after 6 weeks = 35,000 KSH.
 Layers: Produce eggs daily, generating continuous income.
 Projected profit (after deducting costs) within 6 months: 10,000 - 15,000 KSH.

6. Sustainability and Future Plans

 Expand the farm to accommodate 100 birds in the second phase.


 Introduce value addition, such as packaging eggs and processed chicken meat.
 Partner with local hotels, restaurants, and supermarkets for bulk sales.

7. Conclusion

This poultry farming project presents a viable business opportunity that will contribute to food
security and employment in the region. I am committed to ensuring the success and sustainability
of this venture through best management practices and innovative marketing strategies.

Prepared by:
Edwin Tarus
Date: 26/2/2025

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