Poultry Farming In Nigeria: Business Plan, Feasibility Studies, How To Start [PDF Download]

Poultry Farming In Nigeria: Business Plan, Feasibility Studies, How To Start [PDF Download]

Poultry Farming Business Plan – Poultry business in Nigeria is unarguably one of the most lucrative farming businesses you can do in Nigeria especially when it is setup and managed properly. The farmers we currently have are not producing enough poultry and will not be enough even in the next ten years! This aspect of livestock farming presents one of the finest opportunities for entrepreneurs to make good money within the shortest period of time possible. This is made possible due to the quick maturity of chickens.

With over 160 Million consumers in the country who buys poultry products on daily basis, the market is always here waiting to be tapped. The demand for eggs is so high that people go about everyday looking for where to buy eggs for supply.

So, how exactly can anyone who wishes to start poultry farming in Nigeria be able to go about it and come out very profitable? This article will cover a lot of ground, and it is written based on personal experience and continually updated to make sure the information here is as accurate as possible at all time.

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This very post will take more critical look at the business and how entrepreneurs who are interested in this business in Nigeria could start easily without wasting much time and resources. Anyone can engage in poultry farming business, it doesn’t matter your educational or financial background. You can start at any level and grow as big as you want with time. The most important thing is that you are interested in starting somewhere.

This e-book will focus on how to start small and grow big which I think will interest anyone with limited financial capacity who wants to start small without involving many risks. One of the factors that make poultry farming business ideal is because chickens grow very fast.

Unlike goats that take 2 to 3 years to mature, a chicken can be ready for the market within 28 weeks from birth. That is why it is considered ideal business for loan takers who may actually invest the loan and within 30 to 40 weeks, they may start paying back through the money realized from sells. That is if everything goes well as planned.

We will also give you a comprehensive plan on how you can conduct a feasibility study and write your own business plan for poultry business in Nigeria.