Starting a commercial poultry farm with 15 broilers. Does it even make sense?

[Kera]

I have decided that I must start a business this year no matter how it is. I am considering starting a poultry farm and I intend to start with just 15 birds. Given the amount of work it takes to start a poultry farm, does it even make sense to start at that level?

 

[eLdavis]

One thing I have come to understand is that nothing is too small or too big when starting a business, start with what you have and set a plan to grow it from there.

 

[Augusta]

It does make sense to me. It is always good to start a business small so you learn and make all the business before going in hig time

 

[Min George]

If you don't start with that 15 now and you wait for bigger capacity to start, there is every likelihood that you won't still start 3 years from now.

 

[Augusta]

it does make sense but where you might find it difficult is on growing them and safe guarding them too

 

[Starmix]

Yes, of course, that proposed business on a poultry farm is good. The chicks will grow and multiply. In some months, you can make a profit. Just have a good location and better ways to homestead them just in case.

 

[Augusta]

it is even better to start this small so you can even learn from the small mistakes you would be making at the beginning

 

[Trush Jodie]

I have seen someone start with ten. I even would love to start small like that and grow it bit by bit with time.

 

[Starmix]

It's better to start minimally to observe the flow of your business. You can also monitor on the number of days about the growth of the chicks if ready for sale. You can also have a proper control of your poultry farm.

 

[Fidelia]

I won't start my own with up to fifteen. Poultry business is very expensive and it is not what one should start with huge money. If it fails, the loss won't be much.

 

[kit_hung]

Best to start small because the poultry business has many challenges and requires a high level of attention. start with a small capital you get the opportunity to learn without great pressure of losing millions if things go wrong.