| dc.description | SUBMITTED BY
Md. Asaduzzaman Sagor
Student ID- E-140503060
M.B.A. (Evening), 3
rd Batch
Major in Marketing
HSTU, Dinajpur
This internship report is submitted to the faculty of Business Studies, Hajee Mohammad
Danesh Science and Technology University, Dinajpur, in partial fulfillment of the
requirements for the degree of MBA (Evening) program. | en_US |
| dc.description.abstract | Poultry farms, mainly chicken farms producing meat or eggs, can be highly specialized
operations. To maximize profits and plan future enterprise activities, a feasibility
analysis prior to investment and proper management during the operation are required.
Proper management ensures efficient production and good quality products (meat or
eggs).
This is accomplished by controlling diseases, maintaining feed efficiency, proper
handling of wastes, and proper sanitizing of the poultry house. Due to short turnover
rates of poultry flocks and strong market demand, the poultry business could potentially
be a profitable enterprise.
This study details a profitability analysis on a flock of broilers raised for the purpose of
meat production. A farm and its facilities were rented to grow and finish the flock for
market delivery .This study aimed to determine the cost, return, and profitability of
broiler production in some selected areas of Sadar Upozilla in Dinajpur District,
Bangladesh.
It was mainly based on primary data which were collected through well-structured
questionnaire from the respondents of poultry production during the month of
September, 2016. Selected samples consisted of 30 poultry farm owners selected by
using purposive sampling technique. In the selected area maximum people are related
with agriculture. The findings revealed that poultry production was a profitable
enterprise. The people of this area said that, poultry farming and vegetables cultivation
are profitable farm activity in a short run.
This study also identified some problems in the production of poultry in the study area.
Finally, based on the findings of the study, some recommendations were made for the
development of poultry production in Bangladesh. Market prices of chicks, meat, and
feed vary and these variations can affect enterprise profitability. When the price per kg of
meat goes down, feed costs tend to decrease (compensating for the low meat price).
When the price per chick increases, the price per kg of meat also tends to increase, thus
compensating for the increased cost per chick. Since price variations are critical factors
in determining future profitability. | en_US |
