150 Goats Report
150 Goats Report
150 Goats Report
1. The land has already been purchased or acquired for setting up the
Commercial Level Goat Farming.
2. The farm will comprise of goats with previous track records (if & where
possible) only so as to improve the genetic potential & optimize
Productivity.
3. It will be ensured that around 89% of the goats will always give kids.
4. The Farm will initially hold 150 Goats Of Sirohi Breed and 6 Breeding Bucks.
5. Feeding cost of Goats is taken @ Rs. 4–5 Rs. Per Day.
6. Goat give kids twice a year, gestation period of 150 Days.
7. Under Stall Fed conditions the ratio of kids is 60% Twins, 38% Single and
2% Triple.
8. Expenses on Vaccinations are 15 Rs. a Year Per Goat.
Capital Cost
Capital cost is needed only ONCE & like all other businesses it will be required to start
the Goat Farming smoothly.
Running Capital (Yearly Report)
• This is a fixed & optional variable and will be constant over a period of 2 yrs.
• All the running expenses are taken on higher side and calculated on 10th of
August 2009.
• Cost of Vehicles and other equipment are not considered here in this Project
Report.
• You may reduce expenses with Good Skills and Managements Practices.
• Add 4% of Insurance as not added in this Report.
It is also crucial to note that these practices for feeding & management have to be inculcated in
the labors from day ONE. A small-added expense of Re. 1/day/per animal will incur losses to a
tune of Rs.56,160 in 365 days (Believe this figures).
At the same time a saving of Re. 1 on feeding can help us SAVE Rs. 56,160 /-
/- yearly.
yearly
*Note – This Project Report is for financial assistance not for submission in Bank.
Growth Rate Calculation
Revenue Report
TOTAL 66,08,000
• Less Yearly Exp from Running Cost of 2 yrs. Here I deduct Fodder Cost
• Fodder Cost is included in Diet Chart.
• Yearly Expenses are Running Capital.
• Less Return on Capital Expenses
• Rate Of interest is flat 12@ per annum
• Return time is 10 yrs.
Here all the calculation is on practical figures, and I assume expenses on higher
side and income on lower side, you can increase your profit by proper labor,
fodder, and pregnancy management.