piggery farm

[birenluxom]

sir
I would like to know regarding piggery farm in siliguri, any person guide and suggestion please BANK LOAN & SET UP THE FARM HOUSE, I have 2 biga own land in siliguri

Regards
Biren

 

[Ashwini]

Hi

The nabard website has a project report on commercial piggery, please go through the same for your reference

Housing management:

1. Construct shed on dry and properly raised ground.
2. Avoid water-logging, marshy and heavy rainfall areas.
3. The side walls of the sheds should be 4-5 ft. high and remaining height should be fitted with GI pipes or wooden poles.
4. The walls should be plastered to make them damp proof.
5. The roof should be atleast 8-10 ft. high.
6. The pig stys should be well ventilated.
7. The floor should be pucca/hard, even, non-slippery, impervious, well sloped (3 cm per metre) and properly drained to remain dry and clean.
8. A feed trough space of 6-12 inches per pig should be provided.
9. The corners of feed troughs, drains and walls should be rounded for easy cleaning.
10. Provide adequate open space for each animal i.e. double the covered area
11. Provide proper shade and cool drinking water in summer.
12. Dispose of dung and urine properly.
13. Individual pens for boars/lactating sows should be constructed.
14. The dry sows/fatteners can be housed in group pens.
15. Give adequate space for the animals.


Regards
Ashwini

 

[garao56]

Pig farming

Please find the model economics for your reference :
Economics of pig farming - Investment cost (10 Sows + 1 Boar)
Sr.No. Particulars Specifications Physical Units Unit cost (Rs./ unit) Total cost (Rs.)
1 Sheds and other structures
a) Farrowing pens (4) for lactating sow 100 sft per 400 sft 70 28,000
b) Boar cum service pen 70 sft. per boar 70 sft 70 4900
c) Dry sow pens(6) 20 sft per fattener 120 sft 8400
d) Fattener shed -I 10 sft per fattener 200 sft 14000
e) Fattener shed -II 15 sft per fattener 300 sft 21000
f) Store room 100 sft 120 12000
88300
2 Water supply system (Bore well, electric motor pumpset - 1HP, water tank Lumpsum 15000
3 Cost of equipment Lumpsum 2000
4 Cost of breeding stock
a) Cost of sows 10 1800 18000
b) Cost of boar 1 2500 2500
5 Capitalisation of recurring expenses for first one year
a) Breeder feed cost 3 kg per boar 12208 kg 0.75 6409
3.5 kg per sow 70% kitchen garbage 8545.25 kg 3662.25 kg 6 14649
30% conc. feed 4
b) Weaner feed cost 0.2 kg per piglet/day 1080 kg 7 7560
c) Ist batch of fattener feed cost 1.5 kg per fattener/day 70% kitchen garbage 1890 kg *0.75 1418
30% conc.feed 810 kg *6 4860
d) Insurance cost 6% of breeding stock cost 1230
e) labour wages 1 1250 15000
f) Cost of medicines etc. for breeder stock for weaners/fatteners 117 animal 5 585
month 720
240 animal months 3
g) Misc. expenses for breeder stock 117 animal months 5 585
for weaners/fatteners
240 animal months *3 720
6 Total financial out lay (TFO) 186861
7 Margin money @ 15% of TFO say 28029

8 Bank loan @ 85% of TFO say 158831
(Needs updation with latest prices and incomes) For Project Reprot Pleas contact G.Ananda Rao,