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- Опубліковано 25 тра 2023
- Why Keeping #Layers will get you BROKE | Cost of LAYERS chicken | Is keeping layers #chicken profitable
Cost of rearing layers chicken #layerschicken #layersforeggs
Cost of production for layers
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I I'll be coming back for testimonies... Only 2 months to go
Let's share and build each other. Please share numbers in full. Hope you maintain good records
Hello @littlefarmke How is progress so far with your flock? You were to get back to us with some feedback.
@@Homerangepoultry good timing was at this moment that I wanted to share with you guys, it's late but I can confirm that layers are not good for starters,I had ,my improved kienyeji layed at exactly 17 weeks while the layers layed at 27 weeks, layers that's issa brown has a very low conversation ratio and can't feed any feed apart from the unga one,which is expensive... layers laying at 30% and my improved kienyeji at 70%...I need your suggestions..will layers improve ,and how? Or should I sell them... feed's isn't the problem for my case..they feed from morning to evening..Thank you
My next project is now going fully into improved Kienyeji more specifically to deal with Kari improved Kienyeji, starting in may God willing
@@GROWMASTERSFARM Thank you for sharing with everyone your experience.
Learnt a lot but still convinced about making profits
Very good information for planning and decision making. Thanks.
Great analysis. Wonderful eye-opener. Thanks. We need such detailed calculations. God bless.
Great video for those who wants to start. they nee d to have a good and well researched business plan.
That's what we call real accounting and establishing the meaning of profit from a business. I am a farmer and I agree you. The biggest problem in Kenya that makes it difficult in poultry farming is the high cost of feeds due to high taxation. But I have to continue anyway
quite eye opening this 😍🥰
Thank you. We are glad you have learnt something from the video.
The value provided in this video! I've subscribed immediately!
what! I was planning to get into layer farming but 500 for a bird after all that time! I might need to re-assess...
Thank you Daniel for your feedback. We aim to always provide videos that are informative to help you make informed decisions.
Good one ❤❤❤
Thank you George!
What he says is true so long as you don't cut costs. In layers small changes have a great overall impact
An eye opener, I was planning to start, but with this, I need to re-plan.
Please do some proper market research to determine selling prices and the actual cost of production before spending your hard-earned money in the name of investing in layers chicken.
You're amazing.the video is very enlightening.
What if you do brooding only! Then sell the chick at 3 months. Please consider doing a video brooding only.
I think the two workers can look after 10k layers as well
But no matter what numbers ,you have given us something to think about
Thank you
No way 2 workers can look after 10k chicken on a deep litter system. That's humanly not possible unless if you have invested in a fully automated system which will cost you millions....and ofcourse that will come with other related additional costs that will make the venture not viable.
@@Homerangepoultry true, thank you 🙏
Good work very educative you should remix the video of the cost of rearing of 200 chicken in 2023 may God bless your work
Thank you Felix. That's a good idea. We will work on it
Most farmers don’t factor in the cost drinking water, labor that they offer themselves and maintaining cleanliness in the chicken houses (buying wood shaving). This is a very informative video. Thank you for sharing it
Thank you for watching @marvinkihara2324
Thanks for the infos, with all motion to start one ,I need to replan. So what do you suggest is best now between layers and broo?
Our recommendation is for one to conduct a through analysis of the income and expenses flow before venturing into any farming business. Invest where returns for your money are guaranteed instead of being another victim of agribusiness!
Not sure you are right 😊
what if one makes his own feeds?plus also factor in the sell of price of manure of the said birds.
Hello. Unfortunately it is not possible to formulate high quality feeds for layers as the main components i.e. Protein concentrate is not easily available to the local farmer and also the price is high. This is the reason why feeds formulated for layers breed are expensive.
Fear only activates the enemy!start layer farm NOW!you won't regret
Please do share with everyone the financials on cost of production and sales to enable people make an informed decision. This is the goal of this video.
You have just broken my spirit. I wanted to start next month. The house is ready for brooding chicks
Don't be discouraged. Find a way to cut down on your cost of production and maximising the sale price for the eggs and that can earn you a profit. For instance, consider value addition of the eggs to increase the selling price. But before proceeding, please do some proper market research to determine selling prices and the actual cost of production before spending your hard-earned money in the name of investing in layers chicken.
Continue bro . This guy is misleading
@@StephenMusyoki-oz4nkyou're either dumb , very illiterate or you did not watch the video.
This video does not even consider BIRD FLU!
The content creator wants us to leave the market for him
The consumption market for eggs and meat is soooo large that no one person, company or even government institution can ever meet the demand. The market is large enough for everyone including yourself. The goal of our videos is to educate people so they know how to do poultry farming in a profitable way. That is why we share numbers and not emotions or hearsay from other people or sources.
What if I am in a rural area where a tray of eggs goes for 500 kenya shillings
If the selling price is higher than the production price per tray, this is a good market.
And mark you you've not factored in the labour
Reality, yet why are people still involve in poultry? There sure should be some profit in this venture
Yes there are profits in poultry once you learn afew strategies that enable you to reduce your costs of doing business. We have been in it for over 10 years now and yes it's truly profitable for sure...But only if you are willing to do the hard work to cut down your costs...by for example producing your own feeds and selling directly to consumers
@@Homerangepoultry we need to talk. am willing to pay a small token as consultation fee. How do I reach you?
What's your recommendation then? To avoid rearing layers and turn to broilers?
Our recommendation is for one to conduct a through analysis of the income and expenses flow before venturing into any farming business. Invest where returns for your money are guaranteed instead of being another victim of agribusiness!
Where are the eggs coming from if the farmers are only making loses, why haven't they stopped, explain this please, I need to understand.
Eggs in Kenya are majority imported from Uganda. The few that are produced locally come from DIFFERENT farmers. Each day, a new uninformed farmer is jumping into keeping the layers because they know there is demand. Yes demand is there because this is food, but no farmer makes money. This is why you find no company in Kenya has established itself as an egg producing company despite there being demand. It's unfortunate that we have built a system where new farmers are hooked into losses and once they do, they exit, and a new farmer comes in and suffers the same. Unless if it's money laundering, no exclusive layers farmer exists in Kenya or has been doing it for years and years. Most do only 1 or 2 batches and they suffer losses and close. It's a very sad state of affairs.
@@Homerangepoultry This is a very big lie coming from a content creator
@@kephaotieno8904 Please feel free to share with us a breakdown of your numbers as well Kepha. We have shared a very clear breakdown as contained in the video. We are always happy to be challenged but not with mere words but with facts and numbers. Numbers don't lie, only people do. Please do share with us a breakdown of your production costs and sale numbers via our email homerangepoultrykenya@gmail.com and we will be happy to review our content based on facts and numbers. We eagerly await your feedback. Thank you
Good question I want to know why people are still in this business
This is misleading, his costing g is not logical, why use layers feed cost during growing period.
What will you feed during growing period? Who will pay for it?
Pls dont discourage people layer farming is lucrative im a teacher in ghana and if not for layer farming i dont knw what could have become of me
Hello Clement. The video has outlined the situation in Kenya. We are not familiar with the status of layers farming in Ghana but of importance is that farmers make informed choices that will ensure they are not running into losses. It would be wrong and misleading if we use our channel to encourage people to venture into a business that will lead them to losses.
The cost of layering is based on kenya , this not the same to other countries.
Happy to hear that. The situation in Kenya with regard to layers though isn't good at all and improvements on the retail prices need to be done so that layer farmers can make money.
Yes the context here is on Kenya @@JJ-hw8ob
@@Homerangepoultry you are assuming that everyone is doing things your way, which is very misleading.
This information is misleading
Hello Ali. Please clarify which information provided is inaccurate. The numbers outlined speak for themselves. The truth is often hard for many to accept especially when the truth goes against the norm. Everyone rushes to keep layers without doing proper financial analysis and market research. This video makes a daring attempt to put into light all the aspects of production of layers chicken.
@@Homerangepoultry If I have 10,000 layer chickens and 8,000 of them lay eggs every day, resulting in 8000 eggs daily or 266 crates daily, and I sell each crate for Sh400, this totals Sh104,400 per day, Sh3,192,000 per month, and Sh38,304,000 per year. Please explain how you make a loss.
@@Homerangepoultry If I have 10,000 layer chickens and 8,000 of them lay eggs every day, resulting in 8000 eggs daily or 266 crates daily, and I sell each crate for Sh400, this totals Sh104,400 per day, Sh3,192,000 per month, and Sh38,304,000 per year. Please explain how you make a loss.
@@user-yd5wu3sk1x Very good question. We will now illustrate how you will make a LOSS of Kshs. 11, 263,306 from your 10,000 layers giving you 8,000 eggs per day.
PART 1: ANALYSIS OF EXPENSES
A) Cost of Chicks:
The cost of purchasing chicks is
10,000 x Kshs. 130 per chick = Kshs. 1,300,000/-
B) What is the Cost of rearing your 10,000 layers from Day old chick to 4.5 Months when they start laying eggs:
=(((15+160)/2)/1000) Kgs/day X 30 days X 4.5 Months x 10,000 Layers
Total = 118,125 kgs of feed is consumed from Day 1 - 4.5 Months by your 10,000 layers.
Cost of this feed = 118,125 Kgs x Kshs. 71 / Kg = Kshs. 8,386,875
TOTAL COST OF FEED CONSUMED (Day 1 - 4.5 Months) = Kshs. 8,386,875/-
C) Cost of Vaccines, Antibiotics & Multivitamins from Day 1 - 4.5 Months (Miscellaneous Cost):
This will be 15% of Cost of Feeding = (15/100) x 8,386,875
Thus, MISCELLANEOUS COST TOTAL is Kshs. 1,258,031/-
Thus,
TOTAL COST OF PRODUCTION FROM DAY 1 - 4.5 MONTHS is:
Cost of Chicks - Kshs. 1,300,000
Feeding - Kshs. 8,386,875
Miscellaneous - Kshs. 1,258,031
TOTAL COST - Kshs. 10,944,906
D) Cost of Production From 4.5 Months onwards for 12 More months of egg production:
i) Feeding Cost (4.5 Months to 16.5 Months):
=(160/1000) Kgs / day x 30 Days x 10,000 Layers x 12 Months = 576,000 Kg of Feed
Cost of this feed is:
= 576,000 kgs X Kshs. 66/Kg (Cost of Layers mash)
= Kshs. 38,016,000
ii) Miscellaneous Cost (Vaccines, Antibiotics, Multivitamins) for production duration of 4.5 Months to 16.5 Months:
= 15% X 38,016,000
Total miscellaneous Cost = Kshs. 5,702,400
GRAND TOTAL COST OF PRODUCTION FOR THE ENTIRE LIFE CYCLE OF THE 10,000 LAYERS (FROM DAY 1 - 16.5 MONTHS) is thus the costs of A+B+C+D above, thus
KSHS. 54,663,306
PART 2: ANALYSIS OF INCOME
What is the total income that will be realized with this flock of 10,000 layers:
A) Sale of Eggs:
8,000 eggs / day X 30 days X 12 Months = 2,880,000 eggs
= 2,880,000 / 30 eggs = 96,000 Trays of eggs
Sale of the eggs = 96,000 trays X Kshs. 400 per tray
TOTAL INCOME FROM SALE OF EGGS = Kshs. 38,400,000/-
B) Sale of Ex-layers:
10,000 exlayers X Kshs. 500 per chicken
= Kshs. 5,000,000
thus
GRAND TOTAL INCOME is A+B
= Kshs. 38,400,000 + Kshs, 5,000,000 = KSHS. 43,400,000
THUS, to determine if you made a PROFIT or A LOSS, simply subtract your expenses from your income
= Income - Expenses
= Kshs. 43,400,000 - Kshs. 54,663,306
= -Kshs. 11,263,306/- (LOSS)
From keeping your 10,000 layers and having 8,000 layers laying daily and then selling each tray of eggs for Kshs. 400, you will realize a healthy LOSS OF KSHS. 11,263,306.
😎 Any other question sir?
@Homerangepoultry We operate a poultry farm in Athi River, specialising in Cobb broilers for which we import parental stock from Holland. Our chickens are nourished with black soldiers as a protein and crushed maize only. If you're interested, we invite you to visit us, but you'll need to adhere to our strict biosecurity measures, including taking a shower at our entry gates.