QUAIL BUSINESS! QUAIL BUSINESS!! QUAIL BUSINESS!!!.
The quail business is a venture with small capital start up, but huge financial return within a short time. The business trend now is short term investment with huge financial return, and quail business offers such opportunity.
The business could be done on a plot of land; a new site, or any empty space around your living quarters. The key is that the area should be draught proof, rodent proof, and pilfering proof.
The business outline;
Raise 100 birds all female@600/ bird =60000 Naira.
Cage; a four tier cage , with four compartments and 4 birds per hole. The cage should be placed in well ventilated areas. The floor of the cage is made of cross wire which allows droppings to pass through to the collecting tray under the cage, which are pulled out and cleaned at specific intervals. The droppings are poured in a compost bin to make fertilizer; these are bagged and sold to farmers.
Feeders and drinkers are made available to the birds. Vitamins are added to the water @ regular intervals.
Cost implications.
100 Birds purchased @ 4 week@600-----------------------------60,000 naira.
Cage@ 12,000naira, 2 will be needed-----------------------24,000naira.
1 bird consumes 25g of feed a day, thus 100 birds will consume 2500g / day.
2500gx 30days =75000g.
1000g= 1kg
75000g=75kg
A Bag=25kg
75kg=3bags..
A Bag of feed costs 2500 naira.
2500x 3= 7500naira.
The birds starts laying @ 6weeks
100 birds will lay 100 eggs a day which will translate to 3 crates a day with extra 10 pieces that will make an additional crate on day 3.
THE outline is explicit, with an initial investment of 100,000 naira; you can rake in 2400 naira from sale of 3 crates/day.
The investment keeps on increasing, turning around your capital without stress.
The next dimension will be to get about 10 males and take 20 females from your farm @ 8WEEKS and start a small hatchery, make your own dayolds ,you need to purchase a small incubator to hatch the eggs.
The birds can be processed and packaged for stores; they can be sold raw, smoked or fried.
The final aspect will be to sell the processed waste as fertilizer.
I believe you agree with me, you have your personal ATM MACHINE IN YOUR BACKYARD.
Cage; a four tier cage , with four compartments and 4 birds per hole. The cage should be placed in well ventilated areas. The floor of the cage is made of cross wire which allows droppings to pass through to the collecting tray under the cage, which are pulled out and cleaned at specific intervals. The droppings are poured in a compost bin to make fertilizer; these are bagged and sold to farmers.
Feeders and drinkers are made available to the birds. Vitamins are added to the water @ regular intervals.
Cost implications.
100 Birds purchased @ 4 week@600-----------------------------60,000 naira.
Cage@ 12,000naira, 2 will be needed-----------------------24,000naira.
1 bird consumes 25g of feed a day, thus 100 birds will consume 2500g / day.
2500gx 30days =75000g.
1000g= 1kg
75000g=75kg
A Bag=25kg
75kg=3bags..
A Bag of feed costs 2500 naira.
2500x 3= 7500naira.
The birds starts laying @ 6weeks
100 birds will lay 100 eggs a day which will translate to 3 crates a day with extra 10 pieces that will make an additional crate on day 3.
THE outline is explicit, with an initial investment of 100,000 naira; you can rake in 2400 naira from sale of 3 crates/day.
The investment keeps on increasing, turning around your capital without stress.
The next dimension will be to get about 10 males and take 20 females from your farm @ 8WEEKS and start a small hatchery, make your own dayolds ,you need to purchase a small incubator to hatch the eggs.
The birds can be processed and packaged for stores; they can be sold raw, smoked or fried.
The final aspect will be to sell the processed waste as fertilizer.
I believe you agree with me, you have your personal ATM MACHINE IN YOUR BACKYARD.
