Nigeria is the largest egg producer in Africa recording an average annual growth rate of 4% between 2000 and 2012 when output reached 640,000 tonnes.

However, the rate flock expansion has slowed around 2.5 % since 2008, reflecting a large increase in input costs and their impact on profitability. With cost and profit in mind, poultry farmers are more keen like never before to source for ways to cut costs and maximize profit. And one of the steps to ensure that your plans will materialize is by estimating cost and profit for your production.


In my last two posts, I estimated the cost and profit for raising 200 layers for a year and cost and profit from 100 broilers in 8 weeks. And some of you requested the cost of raising 1000 layers in Nigeria.


So, in this post, I am going to give an estimated cost and profit for raising 1000 layers in Nigeria with an estimated cost of 1000 capacity battery cages. As usual, this article will be divided Into two parts;

Part 1: Cost amount for raising 1000 layers in Nigeria
Part 2; Profit amount from raising 1000 layers in Nigeria




So, get your pen, paper and calculator let do some homework... To continue reading click the link below


https://poultryfarmguide.com/blog/cost-of-raising-1000-layers-in-nigeria-with-profit-amount

Yeye dey smell.

Great explanation and calculations...Really encouraging to farmers and would-be farmers.

Well done

OP carry on, nothing do you.

TheFalcons:
OP carry on, nothing do you.

carry on wetin?
The guy is just looking for clicks to his blog.

A very educative post I must say,PLS I will want U to break down the cost of 1000DOC to POL as compare to acquiring POL direct as starter.